Minor changes to /spider/html/hops.html for correction of file name.

Does this file need to be there now?

diff --git a/html/hops.html b/html/hops.html
index a235dac463522602eeeddde6312a700f4131dc44..ebe3b479c611f397faa152a05ded31e442a3e7c1 100644 (file)
--- a/html/hops.html
+++ b/html/hops.html
@@ -42,11 +42,11 @@ Last modified: Fri Jan 19 14:25:13 GMT 2001
        values.
 
        <p>From version 1.13 onwards a new mechanism has been introduced
-       which uses a file called <tt>/spider/data/hop_count.pl</tt>. The
+       which uses a file called <tt>/spider/data/hop_table.pl</tt>. The
        prefered way of doing basic hop control is now to create this file
        and modify it as you wish. Eventually this file will contain all
        the hop control and related information. An example of the
-       <tt>hop_count.pl</tt> file can be found in the
+       <tt>hop_table.pl</tt> file can be found in the
        <tt>/spider/examples</tt> directory.
 
        <p>You can change this file at any time, including when the
@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ Last modified: Fri Jan 19 14:25:13 GMT 2001
 
        From version 1.13 it is possible to control the number of hops to each
        node. This is done by adding information to the <tt>%nodehops</tt> perl
-       variable in the <tt>hop_count.pl</tt> file (as described above). This
+       variable in the <tt>hop_table.pl</tt> file (as described above). This
        variable is a perl "hash of hashes", which means that you create an 
        entry for every callsign you wish to control and then one line for
        every PC protocol message that you wish to alter. 
@@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ Last modified: Fri Jan 19 14:25:13 GMT 2001
          so you can set the hops as a whole for all PC messages to just that
          callsign. This is overridden by any specific hop counts you may have.
 
-       <h4>Example <tt>hop_count.pl</tt> File</h4>
+       <h4>Example <tt>hop_table.pl</tt> File</h4>
 
        An example for you:-