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# old_revision [512820e126f1c9d6e60612aff1e95f7fe3af983a]
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# patch "contrib/usher.cc"
#  from [599b754c575694458973cf7ecd5be5fd5a03c06d]
#    to [fe0d5a16bd4b84cf969228c6e05f1cff85614379]
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--- contrib/usher.cc	599b754c575694458973cf7ecd5be5fd5a03c06d
+++ contrib/usher.cc	fe0d5a16bd4b84cf969228c6e05f1cff85614379
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@
 // Usage: usher [-l address[:port]] [-a address:port] [-p pidfile] <server-file>
 //
 // options:
-// -m   the monotone command, defaults to "monotone"
+// -m   the monotone command, defaults to "mtn"
 // -l   address and port to listen on, defaults to 0.0.0.0:4691
 // -a   address and port to listen for admin commands
 // -p   a file (deleted on program exit) to record the pid of the usher in
@@ -51,8 +51,8 @@
 // A request to server "hostname" will be directed to the
 // server at <ip-address>:<port-number>, if that stem is marked as remote,
 // and to a local server managed by the usher, started with the given
-// arguments ("monotone serve --bind=something <server arguments>"),
-// if it is marked as local.
+// arguments ("mtn serve --bind=something <server arguments>"), if it is
+// marked as local.
 // Note that "hostname" has to be an initial substring of who the client asked
 // to connect to, but does not have to match exactly. This means that you don't
 // have to know in advance whether clients will be asking for
@@ -161,7 +161,7 @@
 // defaults, overridden by command line
 int listenport = 4691;
 string listenaddr = "0.0.0.0";
-string monotone = "monotone";
+string monotone = "mtn";
 
 // keep local servers around for this many seconds after the last
 // client disconnects from them (only accurate to ~10 seconds)