Changes between Version 18 and Version 19 of FAQ

Timestamp:

08/14/12 14:11:13 (10 months ago)

Author:

uslackr

Comment:

typos

FAQ

@@ -8 +8 @@
   }}}
   What this does is two things. 
-    1. it starts the deamon as "usual" with the same configuration and such.
+    1. it starts the daemon as "usual" with the same configuration and such.
     2. it enables debug logging and logs to the console.
-  This makes it quite easy to see what is going on and why things go wrong. .
+  This makes it quite easy to see what is going on and why things go wrong.
 
 == 2. Failed to open performance counters ==
- * The first thing to check is the version if you are using an old version (pre 0.3.x) upgrade!
- * Second thing to check are your performance counters working?
-   Sometimes the performance counters end up broken end need to be rebuilt
+ * The first thing to check is the version. If you are using an old version (pre 0.3.x) upgrade!
+ * Second thing to check is whether the servers' performance counters working?
+   Sometimes the performance counters end up broken and need to be rebuilt.
    See forum post: TODO topic - 78 here for details or Microsoft KB: [http://support.microsoft.com/kb/300956] essentially you need to use the "lodctr /R" command.
 
@@ -23 +23 @@
   - Check if the port is in use (netstat -a look for LISTENING)
 
-== 4. "EvenlogBuffer? is too small ==
+== 4. "EventlogBuffer? is too small ==
  * This is because you have one or more entries in your eventlog which are larger then the "default buffer size of 64k". The best way to fix this is to increase the buffer used.
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@@ -33 +33 @@
 
 There are hundreds of options not in the ini file (all covered in the docs though). 
-The default ini is more a "common ones" and not a complete set.
+The default .ini is more a "common ones" and not a complete set.
 
-the ini file that comes with the installation does not contain this variable by default.
+The ini file that comes with the installation does not contain this variable by default.
 
 
@@ -45 +45 @@
    - The parser is badly written so the only option is:
 {{{
-CHeckSomething "this is a string"
+CheckSomething "this is a string"
 CheckEventLog "filter-message=substr:Hello World"
 }}}
@@ -62 +62 @@
 
 == 7. System Tray does not work ==
-=== Older WIndows ===
-If you are using "older windows" (ie. XP and below) you can use the "old" sytray module like so:
+=== Older Windows ===
+If you are using "older Windows" (ie. XP and below) you can use the "old" sytray module like so:
 {{{
 [modules]
@@ -72 +72 @@
 NSClient++ -noboot SysTray install
 }}}
-=== "modern" windows ===
-If you are using "modern" windows ie. vista, 2k3, 2k8, etc etc there is no "session 0" (or there is but you do not see it by default) so they sytray (which ends up on session 0) wont be visible by your session 1 (or above). Thus I started work on a new "modern implementation" this comes in the form of a shared session (based on shared memory and mutexes).
-'''But since this is rather new it is very experimental''' so use it with care!
+=== "Modern" Windows ===
+If you are using "modern" Windows ie. Vista, 2k3, 2k8, etc., there is no "session 0" (or there is but you do not see it by default). So they sytray (which ends up on session 0) won't be visible by your session 1 (or above). Thus I started work on a new "modern implementation" this comes in the form of a shared session (based on shared memory and mutexes).
+'''Since this is rather new it is very experimental''' it with care!
 To enable shared session do the following:
 {{{