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Description: Fix a couple of typos and grammatical errors. Forwarded: no Author: Peter Pentchev <roam@FreeBSD.org> Last-Update: 2009-11-26 --- a/doc/README.vpopmaild +++ b/doc/README.vpopmaild @@ -243,7 +243,7 @@ Rights required: Must be a valid email address. -Action: Verify the username and password of the persion desiring to +Action: Verify the username and password of the person desiring to login, and set their access rights. For the "login" command, a successful login will return a @@ -386,7 +386,7 @@ The following values are returned as the character '1' or '0'. '1' -says the field is active which, for example an active no_password_change +says the field is active - for example, an active no_password_change field means the user can not change passwords. no_password_change, no_pop, no_webmail, no_imap, bounce_mail, no_relay, @@ -631,7 +631,7 @@ Rights required: SA_ADMIN Action: List all domains on the system, and their parent domain. -If the optional page is given, lines_per_page must be specified also. +If the optional page is given, lines_per_page must also be specified. When both are given, the data is broken up into pages with lines_per_page lines on each. The page returned is specified by page. @@ -1088,7 +1088,7 @@ The actual error messages are stored in the file vpopmaild.msg for easy translation. Once there are other language files, I'll create a directory to store the various language files, and use a symlink to select a language. Error messages are set -at comile time. +at compile time. -0.X represents a message passed up from fpopmaild primitives, and does not otherwise +0.X represents a message passed up from vpopmaild primitives, and does not otherwise follow the standard error reporting structure. (yet?)