typos

Author: Linegod

Automation-Networks.md

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ enter that in the subnet range textbox then enter the subnet in CIDR format.
 
 Other important options are
 
-| Optiom                     | Descriptiom                                                                                |
+| Option                     | Description                                                                                |
 | -------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
 | Schedule type              | How often you want to scan this subnet for devices                                         |
 | Discovery threads          | How many proccessess to spawn during the scan                                              |

Boost.md

@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ In its initial design the Boost process leveraged MySQL Memory Tables to
 increase overall performance, and to reduce writing data to disk. This is still
 a valid case however, with improvements in InnoDB performance over the years
 combined with Flash storage, the need for using MySQL Memory Tables has
-diminshed. In some cases, for example when using MariaDB Galera, or MySQL
+diminished. In some cases, for example when using MariaDB Galera, or MySQL
 Master/Slave replication, it can not be used.
 
 If you do wish to use Memory you have to pay close attention to the amount of

Frequently-Asked-Questions.md

@@ -293,7 +293,7 @@ between the cron file that runs the poller.php and the settings within Cacti
 itself. Browse to **Console > Configuration > Settings > Poller** _(tab)_ and
 check that the Cron Interval is defined as either 1 minute or 5 minutes.
 
-If the cron inteval is 5 minutes, then the schedule within the cron
+If the cron interval is 5 minutes, then the schedule within the cron
 configuration file (normally /etc/cron.d/cacti) should be set to:
 
 ```console

How-To-Script-Data-Queries.md

@@ -645,7 +645,7 @@ templates. But then if you ever edit the templates and leave the
 `Use Per Data Source Value` unchecked, then saving will overwrite all the data
 source and graph names.
 
-Now, before you press the `Create` button als oplease proceed to the lower half
+Now, before you press the `Create` button also please proceed to the lower half
 of the form and complete the first RRDfile Data Source. Enter the **Internal
 Data Source Name**. You may select this name freely, though note your are
 limited to only 19 characters and spaces are not allowed. There's no need to

Plugins.md

@@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ the plugin will show to be available to be installed.
 > uninstalling **Plugins**, it would be wise to have a backup strategy in place
 > in case you accidentally uninstall a **Plugin** and loose your data!
 
-### Dependecies in plugins
+### Dependencies in plugins
 
 Some dependencies such as THOLD aka Thresholds rely on another plugin in this
 case thold reliese on the monitor plugin which is missing in this case you will

Settings-Data.md

@@ -117,7 +117,7 @@ The settings above include:
 
 - **Proxy Server** - The secondary Proxy server IP or DNS name.
 
-- **Proxy Port Numer** - The port number on the secondary RRD Proxy
+- **Proxy Port Number** - The port number on the secondary RRD Proxy
   to talk to.
 
 - **RSA Fingerprint** - The fingerprint of the current public RSA

Settings-Paths.md

@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ Older files will be removed automatically.
 
 > **NOTE**: Some package maintainers control log rotation and therefore the log
 > rotation settings may be missing from certain version of Cacti if you install
-> through a packaing tool such as `apt-get`, `yum` or `dnf`
+> through a packaging tool such as `apt-get`, `yum` or `dnf`
 
 ## Alternate Poller Path
 

Settings-Poller.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ many aspects of **Data Collection** in Cacti, you control various base
 collection frequencies, communication timeouts, and other settings that
 impact how Cacti's **Data Collection** works.
 
-## Genral Settings
+## General Settings
 
 The **General Settings** are a broad collection of settings into
 multiple categories.  The image below shows Cacti's **General Settings**

Sites.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ This section will describe **Site** management in Cacti.
 Sites in Cacti can be used to separate different parts of your company
 with the respective location devices. For example, you can have a site
 called **123 main street** in which you can associate all of the devices
-that are in tha physical location to the Cacti site.  This could also
+that are in the physical location to the Cacti site.  This could also
 be a customer site or data center location
 
 ![Cacti Sites page](images/sites.png).

System-Utilities.md

@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ as well as mysql variables.
 ![System Utilities](images/system-utilities-db.png)
 
 Any Variable appearing in red indicates a subpar setting and should be looked.
-the recomendations are dynamic in that they change when more system resources are
+the recommendations are dynamic in that they change when more system resources are
 detected so if you upgrade your server hardware be sure to check back to this page
 to get the most out of your new hardware.
 

Templates.md

@@ -196,7 +196,7 @@ checked.
 
 ### Creating a Graph Template
 
-To create a new **Graph Template**, select **Graph** unser `Console > Templates`
+To create a new **Graph Template**, select **Graph** under `Console > Templates`
 menu selection, then click Add normally the plus sign in the upper right corner
 of the **Graph Template** interface.
 
@@ -429,7 +429,7 @@ current and future versions of Cacti, you will be able to see all local
 modifications when performing a `Preview` prior to `Importing`.
 
 In the image below, you can see the output of a `Preview` of the Cisco WLC 5520
-**Device Template**. When Previewing, no changes are actually made ot your Cacti
+**Device Template**. When Previewing, no changes are actually made to your Cacti
 system.
 
 ![Import Template Preview](images/import-template-preview.png)

syslog-plugin.md

@@ -168,7 +168,7 @@ chown -R apache:apache syslog
 
 3.) copy config.php.dist to config.php
 
-5.) You have two options for storing syslog information you can either use the exisiting
+5.) You have two options for storing syslog information you can either use the existing
 Cacti Database or use a dedicated database for syslog as syslog databases especially
 for large networks can grow pretty quick it may be wise to create a dedicated database.
 To use a dedicated DB first create a database
@@ -229,11 +229,11 @@ the file is located in /etc/sysconfig/snmptrapd and should look like this after
 OPTIONS="-on"
 ```
 
-4.) Now you need to modify the snmptrapd config file to recive snmptraps by
+4.) Now you need to modify the snmptrapd config file to receive snmptraps by
     default snmptrapd will not process any traps until you configure it to do so
     you will also need to tell snmptrapd to forward the received traps over to snmptt
 
-Here is an example of configuring snmptrapd to recive snmptraps from a device
+Here is an example of configuring snmptrapd to receive snmptraps from a device
 using the public snmp string and forwarding it over to snmptt
 
 ```console
@@ -388,9 +388,9 @@ GitHub.
 
 ## Authors
 
-The sylog plugin has been in development for well over a decade with increasing
+The syslog plugin has been in development for well over a decade with increasing
 functionality and stibility over that time. There have been several contributors
-to thold over the years. Chief amonst them are Jimmy Conner, Larry Adams,
+to thold over the years. Chief amongst them are Jimmy Conner, Larry Adams,
 SideWinder, and Harlequin. We hope that version 2.0 and beyond are the most
 stable and robust versions of syslog ever published. We are always looking for
 new ideas. So, this won't be the last release of syslog, you can rest assured of