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When TCF has been installed on one's system (by a Ubuntu .deb package, for instance), how can one recover the hard-coded plug-in path? Why does TCF use a hard-coded plug-in path to begin with? Similarly, how does one discover which services it was compiled with? Could it be some extra commands are needed in the one mandatory service (IPeer), or that another mandatory service is required?
Does TCF need a discovery service of some kind? It would provide a way of finding out which services are offered (by the local tcf-agent and by peers' tcf-agents), and what each service's commands are (and rudimentary help for these commands). Or did I miss something altogether?
Why is there no "man tcf" or "man tcf-agent"?
Daniel U. Thibault
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