Updated mswin_check_lm_group documentation

diff --git a/helpers/external_acl/mswin_lm_group/readme.txt b/helpers/external_acl/mswin_lm_group/readme.txt
old mode 100644 (file)
new mode 100755 (executable)
index 9bce80a..461325c
--- a/helpers/external_acl/mswin_lm_group/readme.txt
+++ b/helpers/external_acl/mswin_lm_group/readme.txt
@@ -1,10 +1,10 @@
 
 This is the readme.txt file for mswin_check_lm_group, an external
-helper fo the External ACL Scheme for Squid.
+helper for the External ACL Scheme for Squid.
 
 
-This helper must be used in with an authentication scheme, tipically 
-basic or NTLM, based on Windows NT/2000 domain users. 
+This helper must be used in with an authentication scheme (tipically 
+basic or NTLM) based on Windows NT/2000 domain users (LM mode). 
 It reads from the standard input the domain username and a list of groups
 and tries to match it against the groups membership of the specified
 username.
@@ -54,10 +54,10 @@ and the DomainUsers files will contain only the following line:
 "Domain Users"
 
 NOTES: 
-- The standard group name comparation is case sensitive, so group name
+- The standard group name comparison is case sensitive, so group name
   must be specified with same case as in the NT/2000 Domain.
-  It's possible to enable not case sensitive group name comparation (-c),
-  but on on some non - English locales, the results can be unexpected.
+  It's possible to enable case insensitive group name comparison (-c),
+  but on some not-english locales, the results can be unexpected.
 - Native WIN32 NTLM and Basic Helpers must be used without the
   -A & -D switches.
 
@@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ Testing
 I strongly reccomend that mswin_check_lm_group is tested prior to being used in a 
 production environment. It may behave differently on different platforms.
 To test it, run it from the command line. Enter username and group
-pairs separated by a space (username must entered with domain\\username
+pairs separated by a space (username must entered with domain%5cusername
 syntax). Press ENTER to get an OK or ERR message.
 Make sure pressing <CTRL><D> behaves the same as a carriage return.
 Make sure pressing <CTRL><C> aborts the program.