TT#22411 Fix spelling mistakes/typos

s/paramter/parameter/
s/fowarding/forwarding/
s/readabilty/readability/
s/recieving/receiving/
s/genrated/generated/
s/parametes/parameters/
s/existance/existence/
s/shouldnt/shouldn't/
s/seperate/separate/
s/neccessary/necessary/
s/occurence/occurrence/
s/timout/timeout/
s/ouput/output/

Change-Id: I4403eb54130f3c114d7881054abfdfc8223b5bf2

README.md

@@ -438,7 +438,7 @@ The options are described in more detail below.
 	Use multiple redis keys for storing the call (old behaviour) DEPRECATED
 
 *  -q, --no-redis-required
-	When this paramter is present or NO_REDIS_REQUIRED='yes' or '1' in config file, rtpengine starts even
+	When this parameter is present or NO_REDIS_REQUIRED='yes' or '1' in config file, rtpengine starts even
 	if there is no initial connection to redis databases(either to -r or to -w or to both redis).
 
 	Be aware that if the -r redis can't be initially connected, sessions are not reloaded upon rtpengine startup,
@@ -672,7 +672,7 @@ particular forwarding table.
 To delete this forwarding table, the command `del 42` can be issued like above. This will only work
 if no *rtpengine* daemon is currently running and controlling this table.
 
-Each subdirectory `/proc/rtpengine/$ID/` corresponding to each fowarding table contains the pseudo-files
+Each subdirectory `/proc/rtpengine/$ID/` corresponding to each forwarding table contains the pseudo-files
 `blist`, `control`, `list` and `status`. The `control` file is write-only while the others are read-only.
 The `control` file will be kept open by the *rtpengine* daemon while it's running to issue updates
 to the forwarding rules during runtime. The daemon also reads the `blist` file on a regular basis, which
@@ -785,7 +785,7 @@ For the `ping` command, the additional value `pong` is allowed. If the result is
 be present in the error case. If the result is `ok`, the optional key `warning` may be present, containing a
 human-readable warning message. This can be used for non-fatal errors.
 
-For readabilty, all data objects below are represented in a JSON-like notation and without the message cookie.
+For readability, all data objects below are represented in a JSON-like notation and without the message cookie.
 For example, a `ping` message and its corresponding `pong` reply would be written as:
 
 	{ "command": "ping" }
@@ -1005,7 +1005,7 @@ Optionally included keys are:
 * `address family`
 
 	A string value of either `IP4` or `IP6` to select the primary address family in the substituted SDP
-	body. The default is to auto-detect the address family if possible (if the recieving end is known
+	body. The default is to auto-detect the address family if possible (if the receiving end is known
 	already) or otherwise to leave it unchanged.
 
 * `rtcp-mux`

daemon/bencode.h

@@ -239,7 +239,7 @@ struct iovec *bencode_iovec(bencode_item_t *root, int *cnt, unsigned int head, u
 
 /* Similar to bencode_iovec(), but instead returns the encoded document as a null-terminated string.
  * Memory for the string is allocated from the same bencode_buffer_t object as the "root" object
- * was allocated from. If "len" is a non-NULL pointer, the length of the genrated string is returned
+ * was allocated from. If "len" is a non-NULL pointer, the length of the generated string is returned
  * in *len. This is important if the encoded document contains binary data, in which case null
  * termination cannot be trusted. The returned string is freed when the corresponding
  * bencode_buffer_t object is destroyed. */

daemon/call.c

@@ -1126,7 +1126,7 @@ static void __ice_offer(const struct sdp_ng_flags *flags, struct call_media *thi
 	}
 }
 
-/* generates SDES parametes for outgoing SDP, which is our media "out" direction */
+/* generates SDES parameters for outgoing SDP, which is our media "out" direction */
 static void __generate_crypto(const struct sdp_ng_flags *flags, struct call_media *this,
 		struct call_media *other)
 {
@@ -1551,7 +1551,7 @@ int monologue_offer_answer(struct call_monologue *other_ml, GQueue *streams,
 		__C_DBG("processing media stream #%u", sp->index);
 		__C_DBG("free ports needed for round-robin-calls, left for this call %u", rr_calls_ports);
 
-		/* first, check for existance of call_media struct on both sides of
+		/* first, check for existence of call_media struct on both sides of
 		 * the dialogue */
 		media = __get_media(monologue, &ml_media, sp);
 		other_media = __get_media(other_ml, &other_ml_media, sp);

daemon/main.c

@@ -578,7 +578,7 @@ no_kernel:
 	if (!is_addr_unspecified(&redis_write_ep.address)) {
 		mc.redis_write = redis_new(&redis_write_ep, redis_write_db, redis_write_auth, ANY_REDIS_ROLE, no_redis_required);
 		if (!mc.redis_write)
-			die("Cannot start up without running Redis %s write database! See also NO_REDIS_REQUIRED paramter.",
+			die("Cannot start up without running Redis %s write database! See also NO_REDIS_REQUIRED parameter.",
 				endpoint_print_buf(&redis_write_ep));
 	}
 
@@ -586,7 +586,7 @@ no_kernel:
 		mc.redis = redis_new(&redis_ep, redis_db, redis_auth, mc.redis_write ? ANY_REDIS_ROLE : MASTER_REDIS_ROLE, no_redis_required);
 		mc.redis_notify = redis_new(&redis_ep, redis_db, redis_auth, mc.redis_write ? ANY_REDIS_ROLE : MASTER_REDIS_ROLE, no_redis_required);
 		if (!mc.redis || !mc.redis_notify)
-			die("Cannot start up without running Redis %s database! See also NO_REDIS_REQUIRED paramter.",
+			die("Cannot start up without running Redis %s database! See also NO_REDIS_REQUIRED parameter.",
 				endpoint_print_buf(&redis_ep));
 
 		if (!mc.redis_write)

daemon/media_socket.h

@@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ void __unkernelize(struct packet_stream *);
 void unkernelize(struct packet_stream *);
 void __stream_unconfirm(struct packet_stream *);
 
-/* XXX shouldnt be necessary */
+/* XXX shouldn't be necessary */
 /*
 INLINE struct local_intf *get_interface_from_address(const struct logical_intf *lif,
 		const sockaddr_t *addr, socktype_t *type)

debian/rules.modules

@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ MA_DIR ?= /usr/share/modass
 # The kdist_configure target is called by make-kpkg modules_config and
 # by kdist* rules by dependency. It should configure the module so it is
 # ready for compilation (mostly useful for calling configure).
-# prep-deb-files from module-assistant creates the neccessary debian/ files
+# prep-deb-files from module-assistant creates the necessary debian/ files
 kdist_configure: prep-deb-files
 
 # the kdist_clean target is called by make-kpkg modules_clean and from

lib/str.h

@@ -32,9 +32,9 @@ typedef struct _str str;
 
 /* returns pointer to end of str (s->s + s->len) */
 INLINE char *str_end(const str *s);
-/* returns pointer to first occurence of "c" in s */
+/* returns pointer to first occurrence of "c" in s */
 INLINE char *str_chr(const str *s, int c);
-/* sets "out" to point to first occurence of c in s. adjusts len also */
+/* sets "out" to point to first occurrence of c in s. adjusts len also */
 INLINE str *str_chr_str(str *out, const str *s, int c);
 /* compares a str to a regular string */
 INLINE int str_cmp(const str *a, const char *b);

utils/rtpengine-ctl

@@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ sub showusage {
     print "         sessions own          : print one-liner own sessions information\n";
     print "         sessions foreign      : print one-liner foreign sessions information\n";
     print "         totals                : print total statistics\n";
-    print "         timeout               : print timout parameters\n";
+    print "         timeout               : print timeout parameters\n";
     print "\n";
     print "    terminate [ <callid> | all | own | foreign ]\n";
     print "         <callid>              : session is immediately terminated\n";
@@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ sub showusage {
     print "\n";
     print "\n";
     print "    Return Value:\n";
-    print "    0 on success with ouput from server side, other values for failure.\n";
+    print "    0 on success with output from server side, other values for failure.\n";
     print "\n";
 }