File: 050_fix-typo-in-manual.patch

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Description: fix typos in manual page
Author: Guilherme de Paula Xavier Segundo <guilherme.lnx@gmail.com>
Forwarded: no
Last-Update: 2022-06-20
Index: proxycheck/proxycheck.1
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--- proxycheck.orig/proxycheck.1
+++ proxycheck/proxycheck.1
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ proxycheck \(em open proxy server checke
 capable to quickly discovery open proxy servers on many hosts.
 It's primary goal is to detect an open proxy server in order
 to prevent it's abuse by various "bad guys", mostly spammers.
-Having a wide-open proxy service running on a publicaly accessible
+Having a wide-open proxy service running on a publicly accessible
 network is a very bad idea nowadays, and \fBproxycheck\fR may
 be used to find such system in order to be able to either secure
 a system, or to refuse servicing it until it will be secured
@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ may be added.
 
 Please note that with current number of various trojan horses
 cicrulating around, each opening a proxy on a random port,
-it is not really enouth to probe for standard (in whatever
+it is not really enough to probe for standard (in whatever
 reason) ports built into the \fBproxycheck\fR.  Instead, it
 is highly recommended to use a list of currently active ports
 maintained by several people on the 'net.