openbsd-compat: reword EAI_NONAME error string#646
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openbsd-compat: reword EAI_NONAME error string#646LaurentChardon wants to merge 1 commit intoopenssh:masterfrom
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Reword the EAI_NONAME message in fake-rfc2553.c to make it clearer and grammatically correct. While there, remove a couple of stray periods from other error strings to keep the messages consistent. No functional change.
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applied - thanks |
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Well,, that was quick! Thanks. |
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Reword the EAI_NONAME message in fake-rfc2553.c to make it clearer and grammatically correct. Used OpenBSD wording.
While there, remove a couple of stray periods from other error strings to keep the messages consistent.
No functional change.