Updating typos in openapi/swagger documentation as well as various markdown documentation files (#816)

Signed-off-by: Dylan Legendre <dylanlegendre09@gmail.com>

docs/custom-actions.md

@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ If the `hook` defines an HTTP URL then this URL will be invoked as HTTP POST. Th
 - `ssh_cmd`, string, included for `ssh_cmd` action
 - `file_size`, int64, included for `pre-upload`, `upload`, `download`, `delete` actions if the file size is greater than `0`
 - `fs_provider`, integer, `0` for local filesystem, `1` for S3 backend, `2` for Google Cloud Storage (GCS) backend, `3` for Azure Blob Storage backend, `4` for local encrypted backend, `5` for SFTP backend
-- `bucket`, string, inlcuded for S3, GCS and Azure backends
+- `bucket`, string, included for S3, GCS and Azure backends
 - `endpoint`, string, included for S3, SFTP and Azure backend if configured
 - `status`, integer. Status for `upload`, `download` and `ssh_cmd` actions. 1 means no error, 2 means a generic error occurred, 3 means quota exceeded error
 - `protocol`, string. Possible values are `SSH`, `SFTP`, `SCP`, `FTP`, `DAV`, `HTTP`, `HTTPShare`, `OIDC`, `DataRetention`
@@ -91,7 +91,7 @@ Actions will not be fired for internal updates, such as the last login or the us
 If the `hook` defines a path to an external program, then this program can read the following environment variables:
 
 - `SFTPGO_PROVIDER_ACTION`, supported values are `add`, `update`, `delete`
-- `SFTPGO_PROVIDER_OBJECT_TYPE`, affetected object type
+- `SFTPGO_PROVIDER_OBJECT_TYPE`, affected object type
 - `SFTPGO_PROVIDER_OBJECT_NAME`, unique identifier for the affected object, for example username or key id
 - `SFTPGO_PROVIDER_USERNAME`, the username that executed the action. There are two special usernames: `__self__` identifies a user/admin that updates itself and `__system__` identifies an action that does not have an explicit executor associated with it, for example users/admins can be added/updated by loading them from initial data
 - `SFTPGO_PROVIDER_IP`, the action was executed from this IP address

docs/full-configuration.md

@@ -128,7 +128,7 @@ The configuration file contains the following sections:
     - `apply_proxy_config`, boolean. If enabled the common proxy configuration, if any, will be applied. Please note that we expect the proxy header on control and data connections. Default `true`.
     - `tls_mode`, integer. 0 means accept both cleartext and encrypted sessions. 1 means TLS is required for both control and data connection. 2 means implicit TLS. Do not enable this blindly, please check that a proper TLS config is in place if you set `tls_mode` is different from 0.
     - `min_tls_version`, integer. Defines the minimum version of TLS to be enabled. `12` means TLS 1.2 (and therefore TLS 1.2 and TLS 1.3 will be enabled),`13` means TLS 1.3. Default: `12`.
-    - `force_passive_ip`, ip address. External IP address to expose for passive connections. Leavy empty to autodetect. If not empty, it must be a valid IPv4 address. Defaut: "".
+    - `force_passive_ip`, ip address. External IP address to expose for passive connections. Leave empty to autodetect. If not empty, it must be a valid IPv4 address. Default: "".
     - `passive_ip_overrides`, list of struct that allows to return a different passive ip based on the client IP address. Each struct has the following fields:
       - `networks`, list of strings. Each string must define a network in CIDR notation, for example 192.168.1.0/24.
       - `ip`, string. Passive IP to return if the client IP address belongs to the defined networks. Empty means autodetect.
@@ -226,7 +226,7 @@ The configuration file contains the following sections:
   - `naming_rules`, integer. Naming rules for usernames and folder names. `0` means no rules. `1` means you can use any UTF-8 character. The names are used in URIs for REST API and Web admin. If not set only unreserved URI characters are allowed: ALPHA / DIGIT / "-" / "." / "_" / "~". `2` means names are converted to lowercase before saving/matching and so case insensitive matching is possible. `3` means trimming trailing and leading white spaces before saving/matching. Rules can be combined, for example `3` means both converting to lowercase and allowing any UTF-8 character. Enabling these options for existing installations could be backward incompatible, some users could be unable to login, for example existing users with mixed cases in their usernames. You have to ensure that all existing users respect the defined rules. Default: `0`.
   - `is_shared`, integer. If the data provider is shared across multiple SFTPGo instances, set this parameter to `1`. `MySQL`, `PostgreSQL` and `CockroachDB` can be shared, this setting is ignored for other data providers. For shared data providers, active transfers are persisted in the database and thus quota checks between ongoing transfers will work cross multiple instances. Default: `0`.
   - `backups_path`, string. Path to the backup directory. This can be an absolute path or a path relative to the config dir. We don't allow backups in arbitrary paths for security reasons.
-  - `auto_backup`, struct. Defines the configuration for automatic data provider backups. Example: hour `0` and day_of_week `*` means a backup every day at midnight. The backup file name is in the format `backup_<day_of_week>_<hour>.json`, files with the same name will be overwritten. Note, this process will only backup provider data (users, folders, shars, admins, api keys) and will not backup the configuration file and users files.
+  - `auto_backup`, struct. Defines the configuration for automatic data provider backups. Example: hour `0` and day_of_week `*` means a backup every day at midnight. The backup file name is in the format `backup_<day_of_week>_<hour>.json`, files with the same name will be overwritten. Note, this process will only backup provider data (users, folders, shares, admins, api keys) and will not backup the configuration file and users files.
     - `enabled`, boolean. Set to `true` to enable automatic backups. Default: `true`.
     - `hour`, string. Hour as standard cron expression. Allowed values: 0-23. Allowed special characters: asterisk (`*`), slash (`/`), comma (`,`), hyphen (`-`). More info about special characters [here](https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/robfig/cron#hdr-Special_Characters). Default: `0`.
     - `day_of_week`, string. Day of week as standard cron expression. Allowed values: 0-6 (Sunday to Saturday). Allowed special characters: asterisk (`*`), slash (`/`), comma (`,`), hyphen (`-`),  question mark (`?`). More info about special characters [here](https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/robfig/cron#hdr-Special_Characters). Default: `*`.
@@ -327,7 +327,7 @@ The configuration file contains the following sections:
     - `issuer`, string. Name of the issuing Organization/Company. Default: `SFTPGo`.
     - `algo`, string. Algorithm to use for HMAC. The supported algorithms are: `sha1`, `sha256`, `sha512`. Currently Google Authenticator app on iPhone seems to only support `sha1`, please check the compatibility with your target apps/device before setting a different algorithm. You can also define multiple configurations, for example one that uses `sha256` or `sha512` and another one that uses `sha1` and instruct your users to use the appropriate configuration for their devices/apps. The algorithm should not be changed if there are users or admins using the configuration. Default: `sha1`.
 - **smtp**, SMTP configuration enables SFTPGo email sending capabilities
-  - `host`, string. Location of SMTP email server. Leavy empty to disable email sending capabilities. Default: blank.
+  - `host`, string. Location of SMTP email server. Leave empty to disable email sending capabilities. Default: blank.
   - `port`, integer. Port of SMTP email server.
   - `from`, string. From address, for example `SFTPGo <sftpgo@example.com>`. Many SMTP servers reject emails without a `From` header so, if not set, SFTPGo will try to use the username as fallback, this may or may not be appropriate. Default: blank
   - `user`, string. SMTP username. Default: blank

docs/metrics.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Several counters and gauges are available, for example:
 - Data provider availability
 - Total successful and failed logins using password, public key, keyboard interactive authentication or supported multi-step authentications
 - Total HTTP requests served and totals for response code
-- Go's runtime details about GC, number of gouroutines and OS threads
+- Go's runtime details about GC, number of goroutines and OS threads
 - Process information like CPU, memory, file descriptor usage and start time
 
 Please check the `/metrics` page for more details.

docs/rest-api.md

@@ -48,8 +48,8 @@ The API keys allow the impersonation of users and administrators, using the API
 
 The user/admin association can be:
 
-- static, a user/admin is explictly associated to the API key
-- dynamic, the API key has no user/admin associated, you need to add ".username" at the end of the key to specificy the user/admin to impersonate. For example if your API key is `6ajKLwswLccVBGpZGv596G.ySAXc8vtp9hMiwAuaLtzof` and you want to impersonate the admin with username `myadmin` you have to use `6ajKLwswLccVBGpZGv596G.ySAXc8vtp9hMiwAuaLtzof.myadmin` as API key.
+- static, a user/admin is explicitly associated to the API key
+- dynamic, the API key has no user/admin associated, you need to add ".username" at the end of the key to specify the user/admin to impersonate. For example if your API key is `6ajKLwswLccVBGpZGv596G.ySAXc8vtp9hMiwAuaLtzof` and you want to impersonate the admin with username `myadmin` you have to use `6ajKLwswLccVBGpZGv596G.ySAXc8vtp9hMiwAuaLtzof.myadmin` as API key.
 
 The API key scope defines if the API key can impersonate users or admins.
 Before you can impersonate a user/admin you have to set `allow_api_key_auth` at user/admin level. Each user/admin can always revoke this permission.

docs/sftpfs.md

@@ -30,6 +30,6 @@ SHA256 fingerprints for remote server host keys are optional but highly recommen
 
 Specifying a prefix you can restrict all operations to a given path within the remote SFTP server. If you set a prefix make sure it is not inside a symlinked directory or it is a symlink itself.
 
-Buffering can be enabled by setting a buffer size (in MB) greater than 0. By enabling buffering, the reads and writes, from/to the remote SFTP server, are split in multiple concurrent requests and this allows data to be transferred at a faster rate, over high latency networks, by overlapping round-trip times. With buffering enabled, resuming uploads and trucate are not supported and a file cannot be opened for both reading and writing at the same time. 0 means disabled.
+Buffering can be enabled by setting a buffer size (in MB) greater than 0. By enabling buffering, the reads and writes, from/to the remote SFTP server, are split in multiple concurrent requests and this allows data to be transferred at a faster rate, over high latency networks, by overlapping round-trip times. With buffering enabled, resuming uploads and truncate are not supported and a file cannot be opened for both reading and writing at the same time. 0 means disabled.
 
 Some SFTP servers (eg. AWS Transfer) do not support opening files read/write at the same time, you can enable buffering to work with them.

docs/ssh-commands.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ Some SSH commands are implemented directly inside SFTPGo, while for others we us
 For system commands we have no direct control on file creation/deletion and so there are some limitations:
 
 - we cannot allow them if the target directory contains virtual folders or file extensions filters
-- system commands work only on local filyestem
+- system commands work only on local filesystem
 - we cannot avoid to leak real filesystem paths
 - quota check is suboptimal
 - maximum size restriction on single file is not respected

docs/virtual-folders.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ SFTPGo will try to automatically create any missing parent directory for the con
 
 For each virtual folder, the following properties can be configured:
 
-- `folder_name`, is the ID for an existings folder. The folder structure contains the absolute filesystem path to expose as virtual folder
+- `folder_name`, is the ID for an existing folder. The folder structure contains the absolute filesystem path to expose as virtual folder
 - `filesystem`, this way you can map a local path or a Cloud backend to mount as virtual folders
 - `virtual_path`, the SFTPGo absolute path to use to expose the mapped path
 - `quota_size`, maximum size allowed as bytes. 0 means unlimited, -1 included in user quota
@@ -38,4 +38,4 @@ Using the REST API you can:
 - inspect the relationships among users and folders
 - delete a virtual folder. SFTPGo removes folders from the data provider, no files deletion will occur
 
-If you remove a folder, from the data provider, any users relationships will be cleared up. If the deleted folder is mounted on the user's root (`/`) path, the user is still valid and its root filesystem will no longer be hidden. If the deleted folder is included inside the user quota you need to do a user quota scan to update its quota. An orphan virtual folder will not be automatically deleted since if you add it again later then a quota scan is needed and it could be quite expensive, anyway you can easily list the orphan folders using the REST API and delete them if they are not needed anymore.
+If you remove a folder, from the data provider, any users relationships will be cleared up. If the deleted folder is mounted on the user's root (`/`) path, the user is still valid and its root filesystem will no longer be hidden. If the deleted folder is included inside the user quota you need to do a user quota scan to update its quota. An orphan virtual folder will not be automatically deleted since if you add it again later, then a quota scan is needed, and it could be quite expensive, anyway you can easily list the orphan folders using the REST API and delete them if they are not needed anymore.

docs/webdav.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 The `WebDAV` support can be enabled by configuring one or more `bindings` inside the `webdavd` configuration section.
 
-Each user can access their home directory using the path `http/s://<SFTPGo ip>:<WevDAVPORT>/<prefix>`. By default `prefix` is empty. If you define a prefix it must be an abosulte URI, for example `/dav`.
+Each user can access their home directory using the path `http/s://<SFTPGo ip>:<WevDAVPORT>/<prefix>`. By default `prefix` is empty. If you define a prefix it must be an absolute URI, for example `/dav`.
 
 WebDAV is quite a different protocol than SFTP/FTP, there is no session concept, each command is a separate HTTP request and must be authenticated, to improve performance SFTPGo caches authenticated users. This way SFTPGo don't need to do a dataprovider query and a password check for each request.
 

openapi/openapi.yaml

@@ -4897,7 +4897,7 @@ components:
         mode:
           type: integer
           description: 1 means encrypted using a master key
-      description: The secret is encrypted before saving, so to set a new secret you must provide a payload and set the status to "Plain". The encryption key and additional data will be generated automatically. If you set the status to "Redacted" the existig secret will be preserved
+      description: The secret is encrypted before saving, so to set a new secret you must provide a payload and set the status to "Plain". The encryption key and additional data will be generated automatically. If you set the status to "Redacted" the existing secret will be preserved
     S3Config:
       type: object
       properties:
@@ -5112,11 +5112,11 @@ components:
             quota_size:
               type: integer
               format: int64
-              description: 'Quota as size in bytes. 0 menas unlimited, -1 means included in user quota. Please note that quota is updated if files are added/removed via SFTPGo otherwise a quota scan or a manual quota update is needed'
+              description: 'Quota as size in bytes. 0 means unlimited, -1 means included in user quota. Please note that quota is updated if files are added/removed via SFTPGo otherwise a quota scan or a manual quota update is needed'
             quota_files:
               type: integer
               format: int32
-              description: 'Quota as number of files. 0 menas unlimited, , -1 means included in user quota. Please note that quota is updated if files are added/removed via SFTPGo otherwise a quota scan or a manual quota update is needed'
+              description: 'Quota as number of files. 0 means unlimited, , -1 means included in user quota. Please note that quota is updated if files are added/removed via SFTPGo otherwise a quota scan or a manual quota update is needed'
           required:
             - virtual_path
       description: 'A virtual folder is a mapping between a SFTPGo virtual path and a filesystem path outside the user home directory. The specified paths must be absolute and the virtual path cannot be "/", it must be a sub directory. The parent directory for the specified virtual path must exist. SFTPGo will try to automatically create any missing parent directory for the configured virtual folders at user login.'
@@ -5186,11 +5186,11 @@ components:
         quota_size:
           type: integer
           format: int64
-          description: Quota as size in bytes. 0 menas unlimited. Please note that quota is updated if files are added/removed via SFTPGo otherwise a quota scan or a manual quota update is needed
+          description: Quota as size in bytes. 0 means unlimited. Please note that quota is updated if files are added/removed via SFTPGo otherwise a quota scan or a manual quota update is needed
         quota_files:
           type: integer
           format: int32
-          description: Quota as number of files. 0 menas unlimited. Please note that quota is updated if files are added/removed via SFTPGo otherwise a quota scan or a manual quota update is needed
+          description: Quota as number of files. 0 means unlimited. Please note that quota is updated if files are added/removed via SFTPGo otherwise a quota scan or a manual quota update is needed
         permissions:
           type: object
           items: