Relying on some hint system (whatever it might be) to infer how the system is configured is a bad practice; it could lead to faulty assumptions because the administrator is free to change anything post hoc.
Scripts that care where things are should do their own investigation and determine the locations of files and how daemons are configured themselves. In other words, use the primary sources.
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Relying on some hint system (whatever it might be) to infer how the system is configured is a bad practice; it could lead to faulty assumptions because the administrator is free to change anything post hoc.
Scripts that care where things are should do their own investigation and determine the locations of files and how daemons are configured themselves. In other words, use the primary sources.