diff --git a/FAQ/i4lfaq.sgml b/FAQ/i4lfaq.sgml index 7cdc4657..e04bd080 100644 --- a/FAQ/i4lfaq.sgml +++ b/FAQ/i4lfaq.sgml @@ -590,7 +590,7 @@ stuff. Yes, isdn4linux does support subaddressing (available in France). To configure it, give HiSax the number in this format: <number>.<subaddress>. However, you may have to order -it seperately and pay extra for receiving it (sending is free), depeding +it separately and pay extra for receiving it (sending is free), depeding on your ISDN provider. Additionally, please note that if you are connected through a PBX, it will most likely filter out all the subaddressing stuff. @@ -5062,7 +5062,7 @@ ipppd. Please note these hints from NOTES.IPPPD: ie: 'callback 0' -> simple callback (info via auth. etc.) 'callback 3,12346' -> us E.164 (tel) number 123456 for callback 'callback 6' is different. This value means, that the whole negotiation - is done with a seperate protocol after the authentification phase. Currently + is done with a separate protocol after the authentification phase. Currently it's not possible to set any options in this case. The ipppd accepts everything from the remote side. diff --git a/capiinit/capiinit.c b/capiinit/capiinit.c index 0134a3b0..733713b6 100644 --- a/capiinit/capiinit.c +++ b/capiinit/capiinit.c @@ -3,8 +3,8 @@ * * $Log: capiinit.c,v $ * Revision 1.17 2005/02/21 17:52:00 keil - * * have a seperate config directory for firmware - * * have a seperate config directory for card tools + * * have a separate config directory for firmware + * * have a separate config directory for card tools * * Revision 1.16 2004/01/19 09:15:57 calle * Always use capifs, don't trust devfs. diff --git a/eurofile/README b/eurofile/README index a203705b..87e2bcf8 100644 --- a/eurofile/README +++ b/eurofile/README @@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ on top of this library: - An EUROFILE server which can serve multiple connections simulatneously and supports navigation (i.e. changing directories). - User authentification is provided by a seperate + User authentification is provided by a separate authentification library derived from wu-ftpd which allows for fine grained access control based on user-id, password, and remote isdn phone number. The design allows for easily exchanging the diff --git a/eurofile/doc/eftp b/eurofile/doc/eftp index c4d67779..b34f959d 100644 --- a/eurofile/doc/eftp +++ b/eurofile/doc/eftp @@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ eftp supports the following command line options: -u USER[/PASSWORD] The user identity used to login to the remote EUROFILE server. The password can - be appended to the user id seperated by a + be appended to the user id separated by a '/' character. If no '/' is present in the paramater of the -u option, eftp will prompt for a password. diff --git a/eurofile/scripts/eftd.sh.in b/eurofile/scripts/eftd.sh.in index 58c47e5f..628cc0ef 100644 --- a/eurofile/scripts/eftd.sh.in +++ b/eurofile/scripts/eftd.sh.in @@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ X25ROUTE=x25route # The MSN (without your local area code) where eftd shall listen for # connections. EFT_SERVER_MSN=xxxxx -# It is possible to put several, blank-seperated, MSNs in this variable +# It is possible to put several, blank-separated, MSNs in this variable # which are assigned cyclically to the isdn interfaces below. This might be # useful if you want to accept connections from several S0_intrafaces that # cannot be configured for the same MSNs. In that case, use something like diff --git a/ipppd/NOTES.IPPPD b/ipppd/NOTES.IPPPD index 76a2d42d..73224274 100644 --- a/ipppd/NOTES.IPPPD +++ b/ipppd/NOTES.IPPPD @@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ CHANGELOG: ie: 'callback 0' -> simple callback (info via auth. etc.) 'callback 3,12346' -> us E.164 (tel) number 123456 for callback 'callback 6' is different. This value means, that the whole negotiation - is done with a seperate protocol after the authentification phase. Currently + is done with a separate protocol after the authentification phase. Currently it's not possible to set any options in this case. The ipppd accepts everything from the remote side. - IPX and MS_DNS are now compiled into the binary without additional option diff --git a/lib/README.Syntax.conffile b/lib/README.Syntax.conffile index 9d108855..4337a19f 100644 --- a/lib/README.Syntax.conffile +++ b/lib/README.Syntax.conffile @@ -91,7 +91,7 @@ entry2 = blabla2 ... } # ^-------------- Hier wird das Ende von Eintrag "ENTRY3" eingeleitet. -# Das Zeichen "}" muss in einer seperaten Zeile alleine +# Das Zeichen "}" muss in einer separaten Zeile alleine # stehen. [SECTION2] diff --git a/vbox/src/vboxbeep.c b/vbox/src/vboxbeep.c index d03d66de..2e28e1f3 100644 --- a/vbox/src/vboxbeep.c +++ b/vbox/src/vboxbeep.c @@ -288,7 +288,7 @@ static void usage(void) fprintf(stderr, "-h, --help Displays this help text.\n"); fprintf(stderr, "-v, --version Displays program version.\n"); fprintf(stderr, "\n"); - fprintf(stderr, "Hours to play sound with the pc speaker must be specified in 24-hour-format.\nyou can use ',' or '-' to seperate hours or specify time ranges (eg 9,17-22).\nA '--sound=\"*\"' means at every time and '--sound=\"-\"' means at no time.\n\nThe option '--messagebox' can be used more than one time, so you can watch\nmax. %d seperate directories.\n", MAX_MESSAGE_BOXES); + fprintf(stderr, "Hours to play sound with the pc speaker must be specified in 24-hour-format.\nyou can use ',' or '-' to separate hours or specify time ranges (eg 9,17-22).\nA '--sound=\"*\"' means at every time and '--sound=\"-\"' means at no time.\n\nThe option '--messagebox' can be used more than one time, so you can watch\nmax. %d separate directories.\n", MAX_MESSAGE_BOXES); fprintf(stderr, "\n"); free_resources(); diff --git a/vbox/src/vboxd.c b/vbox/src/vboxd.c index bdf65172..2fbc7ba9 100644 --- a/vbox/src/vboxd.c +++ b/vbox/src/vboxd.c @@ -527,7 +527,7 @@ static int check_client_access_start(char *name, char *addr) if ((line[0] != 'L') || (line[1] != ':')) continue; /* - * Split the current line into seperate fields. + * Split the current line into separate fields. */ for (list[0] = line, i = 0, p = line; ((*p) && (i < 3)); p++) @@ -596,7 +596,7 @@ static int check_client_access_login(char *name, char *addr, char *user, char *p while (streamio_gets(line, VBOXD_LEN_ACCESSLINE, accesslist)) { /* - * Split the current line into seperate fields. + * Split the current line into separate fields. */ if ((line[0] != 'A') || (line[1] != ':')) continue;