Just some little text fixes. In README.md, a few instances of danebot and certbot didn't have backticks. Perhaps that was deliberate, but I assumed not and added them. If I assumed incorrectly, I can put them back the way they were. There were some typos (e.g., datebot / at you discretion). There were a couple of article/preposition errors. And I removed the backslashes before underscores in the backticked DNS RR names. It seems that there's a bug in vim's syntax highlighting that makes it look as though underscore in backticks controls italics, and hence needs to be quoted with a backslash to make it literal, but it seems that that's only the case outside backticks. The backslashes were appearing in the HTML output. Now they're not, but README.md now looks wierd in vim with syntax highlighting on.
In danebot.service, there was a typo in the description (DANE-compable) changed to DANE-compatible.
In danebot itself, there was a "dane-e" changed to "dane-ee", and there were two tabs changed to spaces.
Just some little text fixes. In
README.md
, a few instances of danebot and certbot didn't havebackticks
. Perhaps that was deliberate, but I assumed not and added them. If I assumed incorrectly, I can put them back the way they were. There were some typos (e.g., datebot / at you discretion). There were a couple of article/preposition errors. And I removed the backslashes before underscores in the backticked DNS RR names. It seems that there's a bug in vim's syntax highlighting that makes it look as though underscore in backticks controls italics, and hence needs to be quoted with a backslash to make it literal, but it seems that that's only the case outside backticks. The backslashes were appearing in the HTML output. Now they're not, but README.md now looks wierd in vim with syntax highlighting on.In
danebot.service
, there was a typo in the description (DANE-compable) changed to DANE-compatible.In
danebot
itself, there was a "dane-e" changed to "dane-ee", and there were two tabs changed to spaces.