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Hi,

here are some typo fixes...

Perod -> Period

Regards
Bernd

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diff --git a/Changelog b/Changelog
--- a/Changelog
+++ b/Changelog
@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ Nagios 3.x Change Log
* Fix for useless code loop in netutils.c
* Fix for potential divide by zero in event scheduling code
* Fix for trailing backslash in plugin output causing memory corruption in CGIs
-* Fix for bug that could affect host/service scheduling during clock time skew or changes to timeperod definitions between restarts
+* Fix for bug that could affect host/service scheduling during clock time skew or changes to timeperiod definitions between restarts
* Leading whitespace from continuation lines in configuration files is now stripped out
* Fix for bug where pipe (used by IPC) file descriptors get inherited by child processed (e.g. event handlers) (bug #0000026)
* Fix for failure to daemonize - Nagios now bails (bug #0000011)
diff --git a/base/checks.c b/base/checks.c
--- a/base/checks.c
+++ b/base/checks.c
@@ -288,7 +288,7 @@ int run_scheduled_service_check(service *svc, int check_options, double latency)

/* the service could not be rescheduled properly - set the next check time for next week */
/*if(time_is_valid==FALSE && next_valid_time==preferred_time){*/
- /* UPDATED 08/12/09 EG to reflect proper timeperod check logic */
+ /* UPDATED 08/12/09 EG to reflect proper timeperiod check logic */
if(time_is_valid==FALSE && check_time_against_period(next_valid_time,svc->check_period_ptr)==ERROR){

/*
diff --git a/cgi/config.c b/cgi/config.c
--- a/cgi/config.c
+++ b/cgi/config.c
@@ -1717,7 +1717,7 @@ void display_servicedependencies(void){
printf("Host");
printf("Service");
printf("Dependency Type");
- printf("Dependency Perod");
+ printf("Dependency Period");
printf("Dependency Failure Options");
printf("\n");

diff --git a/html/docs/knownissues.html b/html/docs/knownissues.html
--- a/html/docs/knownissues.html
+++ b/html/docs/knownissues.html
@@ -71,7 +71,7 @@



- Exclusions and Host/Service Checks - There is a bug in the service/host check scheduling logic that rears its head when you use timeperiod definitions that use the exclude directive. The problem occurs when Nagios Core tries to re-schedule the next check. In this case, the scheduling logic may incorrectly schedule the next check further out in the future than it should. In essence, it skips over the (missing) logic where it could determine an earlier possible time using the exception times. Imperfect Solution: Don't use timeperiod definitions that exclude other timeperods for your host/service check periods. A fix is being worked on, and will hopefully make it into a 3.4.x release.
+ Exclusions and Host/Service Checks - There is a bug in the service/host check scheduling logic that rears its head when you use timeperiod definitions that use the exclude directive. The problem occurs when Nagios Core tries to re-schedule the next check. In this case, the scheduling logic may incorrectly schedule the next check further out in the future than it should. In essence, it skips over the (missing) logic where it could determine an earlier possible time using the exception times. Imperfect Solution: Don't use timeperiod definitions that exclude other timeperiods for your host/service check periods. A fix is being worked on, and will hopefully make it into a 3.4.x release.



diff --git a/html/docs/oncallrotation.html b/html/docs/oncallrotation.html
--- a/html

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