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 A lot of info, but at least you can see that it does something. To only
 get info about AnyEvent::MP, you can use C<AE_LOG=AnyEvent::MP=+log> in
 your environment.
 The other environment variable that can be useful is
-C<PERL_ANYEVENT_MP_TRACE>, which, when set to a true value, will cause
+C<AE_MP_TRACE>, which, when set to a true value, will cause
 most messages that are sent or received to be printed. For example, F<aemp
 restart rijk> might output these message exchanges:
    SND rijk <- [null,"eval","AnyEvent::Watchdog::Util::restart; ()","aemp/cerebro/z4kUPp2JT4#b"]
    SND rain <- [null,"g_slave",{"'l":{"aemp/cerebro/z4kUPp2JT4":["10.0.0.1:48168"]}}]
 different computers.
 Each time you start the sender, it will send a message to all receivers it
 finds (you have to interrupt it manually afterwards).
-Additional experiments you could try include using
+Additional experiments you could try include using C<AE_MP_TRACE=1> to see
-C<PERL_ANYEVENT_MP_TRACE=1> to see which messages are exchanged, or
+which messages are exchanged, or starting the sender before the receiver
-starting the sender before the receiver and see how long it then takes to
+and see how long it then takes to find the receiver.
-find the receiver.
 =head3 Splitting Network Configuration and Application Code
 OK, so far, this works reasonably. In the real world, however, the person
 configuring your application to run on a specific network (the end user

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