Hi, I tried to reword this paragraph to make more sense, I hope it does.
2002-02-11 James A. Morrison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
* hurd.texi (Translators): Reworded a paragraph that had a reword
request on it.
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@item
@c FIXME: reword
-Hurd servers which translate rendezvous filesystem nodes in standard
-locations, so that other programs can easily find them and use
+@c JM: reworded, it makes more sense to me now.
+Hurd servers which translate special filesystem nodes in standard
+locations, so that other programs can easily find them. Then use the
server-specific interfaces. For example, @code{pflocal} implements the
-filesystem interfaces, but it also provides a special Unix-domain socket
+standard filesystem interfaces, and it provides a special Unix-domain socket
RPC interface (FIXME xref). Programs can fetch a port to this
translator simply by calling @code{file_name_lookup} (FIXME xref) on
@file{/servers/socket/1}@footnote{The number 1 corresponds to the
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