Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/master'

resources/messages.properties

@@ -230,7 +230,7 @@ fetcher.packetloss.info=Shows the number of packets lost from the total of ping
 fetcher.hostname=Hostname
 fetcher.hostname.info=Shows the hostname of the host obtained by the reverse DNS lookup.\n\nThis is the registered host name on the DNS server and may be different from the host name configured on the machine itself.
 fetcher.ports=Ports
-fetcher.ports.info=Shows the list of open ports from the ones that were scanned.\n\nA port is open when it is possible to complete TCP handshake with it and estabilish a connection.\nYou can select scanned ports in the Preferences dialog.\n\nThe number in the column heading shows the current number of selected ports for scanning; '+' is shown if requested ports for each host are scanned as well.
+fetcher.ports.info=Shows the list of open ports from the ones that were scanned.\n\nA port is open when it is possible to complete TCP handshake with it and establish a connection.\nYou can select scanned ports in the Preferences dialog.\n\nThe number in the column heading shows the current number of selected ports for scanning; '+' is shown if requested ports for each host are scanned as well.
 fetcher.ports.filtered=Filtered Ports
 fetcher.ports.filtered.info=Shows the list of filtered ports from the ones that were scanned.\n\nA port is filtered when no response is being received to the connection attempt within specified amount of time. If a port is filtered, then it is probably blocked by a firewall.
 fetcher.comment=Comments

resources/messages_hu.properties

@@ -194,7 +194,7 @@ fetcher.ping.ttl.info=Shows the TTL (Time To Live) value in ping reply packets (
 fetcher.hostname=Hoszt
 fetcher.hostname.info=Shows the hostname of the host obtained by the reverse DNS lookup.\n\nThis is the registered host name on the DNS server and may be different from the host name configured on the machine itself.
 fetcher.ports=Portok
-fetcher.ports.info=Shows the list of open ports from the ones that were scanned.\n\nA port is open when it is possible to complete TCP handshake with it and estabilish a connection.\nYou can select scanned ports in the Preferences dialog.\n\nThe number in the column heading shows the current number of selected ports for scanning; '+' is shown if requested ports for each host are scanned as well.
+fetcher.ports.info=Shows the list of open ports from the ones that were scanned.\n\nA port is open when it is possible to complete TCP handshake with it and establish a connection.\nYou can select scanned ports in the Preferences dialog.\n\nThe number in the column heading shows the current number of selected ports for scanning; '+' is shown if requested ports for each host are scanned as well.
 fetcher.ports.filtered=Filtered Ports
 fetcher.ports.filtered.info=Shows the list of filtered ports from the ones that were scanned.\n\nA port is filtered when no response is being received to the connection attempt within specified amount of time. If a port is filtered, then it is probably blocked by a firewall.
 fetcher.comment=Kommentek

resources/messages_ku.properties

@@ -184,7 +184,7 @@ fetcher.ping.ttl.info=Shows the TTL (Time To Live) value in ping reply packets (
 fetcher.hostname=ناوی خانه‌خوێ
 fetcher.hostname.info=Shows the hostname of the host obtained by the reverse DNS lookup.\n\nThis is the registered host name on the DNS server and may be different from the host name configured on the machine itself.
 fetcher.ports=ده‌روازه‌کان
-fetcher.ports.info=Shows the list of open ports from the ones that were scanned.\n\nA port is open when it is possible to complete TCP handshake with it and estabilish a connection.\nYou can select scanned ports in the Preferences dialog.\n\nThe number in the column heading shows the current number of selected ports for scanning; '+' is shown if requested ports for each host are scanned as well.
+fetcher.ports.info=Shows the list of open ports from the ones that were scanned.\n\nA port is open when it is possible to complete TCP handshake with it and establish a connection.\nYou can select scanned ports in the Preferences dialog.\n\nThe number in the column heading shows the current number of selected ports for scanning; '+' is shown if requested ports for each host are scanned as well.
 fetcher.ports.filtered=Filtered Ports
 fetcher.ports.filtered.info=Shows the list of filtered ports from the ones that were scanned.\n\nA port is filtered when no response is being received to the connection attempt within specified amount of time. If a port is filtered, then it is probably blocked by a firewall.
 fetcher.comment=بۆچونه‌کان

resources/messages_lt.properties

@@ -186,7 +186,7 @@ fetcher.ping.ttl.info=Shows the TTL (Time To Live) value in ping reply packets (
 fetcher.hostname=Hostname
 fetcher.hostname.info=Shows the hostname of the host obtained by the reverse DNS lookup.\n\nThis is the registered host name on the DNS server and may be different from the host name configured on the machine itself.
 fetcher.ports=Ports
-fetcher.ports.info=Shows the list of open ports from the ones that were scanned.\n\nA port is open when it is possible to complete TCP handshake with it and estabilish a connection.\nYou can select scanned ports in the Preferences dialog.\n\nThe number in the column heading shows the current number of selected ports for scanning; '+' is shown if requested ports for each host are scanned as well.
+fetcher.ports.info=Shows the list of open ports from the ones that were scanned.\n\nA port is open when it is possible to complete TCP handshake with it and establish a connection.\nYou can select scanned ports in the Preferences dialog.\n\nThe number in the column heading shows the current number of selected ports for scanning; '+' is shown if requested ports for each host are scanned as well.
 fetcher.ports.filtered=Filtered Ports
 fetcher.ports.filtered.info=Shows the list of filtered ports from the ones that were scanned.\n\nA port is filtered when no response is being received to the connection attempt within specified amount of time. If a port is filtered, then it is probably blocked by a firewall.
 fetcher.comment=Comments