@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ Configuration
33Python-PlexAPI will work fine without any configuration. However, sometimes there are things you
44may wish to alter for more control of the default behavior. The default configuration file path
55is :samp: `~/.config/plexapi/config.ini ` which can be overridden by setting the environment variable
6- :samp: `PLEXAPI_CONFIG_PATH ` with the filepath you desire. All configuration variables in this file
6+ :samp: `PLEXAPI_CONFIG_PATH ` with the file path you desire. All configuration variables in this file
77are optional. An example config.ini file may look like the following with all possible value specified.
88
99.. code-block :: ini
@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ Section [plexapi] Options
4848-------------------------
4949**container_size **
5050 Default max results to return in on single search page. Looping through result pages is done
51- internall by the API. Therfore , tuning this setting will not affect usage of plexapi. However,
51+ internally by the API. Therefore , tuning this setting will not affect usage of plexapi. However,
5252 it help improve performance for large media collections (default: 50).
5353
5454**timeout **
@@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ Section [auth] Options
7070 `auth.myplex_password ` for more information and example usage (default: None).
7171
7272 WARNING: When specifying a password or token in the configuration file, be sure lock it down
73- (persmission 600) to ensure no other users on the system can read them. Or better yet, only specify
73+ (permission 600) to ensure no other users on the system can read them. Or better yet, only specify
7474 sensitive values as a local environment variables.
7575
7676**server_baseurl **
@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ Section [auth] Options
8484 information and example usage (default: None).
8585
8686 WARNING: When specifying a password or token in the configuration file, be sure lock it down
87- (persmission 600) to ensure no other users on the system can read them. Or better yet, only specify
87+ (permission 600) to ensure no other users on the system can read them. Or better yet, only specify
8888 sensitive values as a local environment variables.
8989
9090**client_baseurl **
@@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ Section [auth] Options
9898 information and example usage (default: None).
9999
100100 WARNING: When specifying a password or token in the configuration file, be sure lock it down
101- (persmission 600) to ensure no other users on the system can read them. Or better yet, only specify
101+ (permission 600) to ensure no other users on the system can read them. Or better yet, only specify
102102 sensitive values as a local environment variables.
103103
104104
@@ -116,13 +116,13 @@ Section [header] Options
116116 Header value used for X_PLEX_IDENTIFIER to all Plex server and Plex client requests. This is generally
117117 a UUID, serial number, or other number unique id for the device (default: `result of hex(uuid.getnode()) `).
118118
119- **platorm **
119+ **platform **
120120 Header value used for X_PLEX_PLATFORM to all Plex server and Plex client requests. Example platforms
121121 include: iOS, MacOSX, Android, LG (default: `result of platform.uname()[0] `).
122122
123123**platform_version **
124124 Header value used for X_PLEX_PLATFORM_VERSION to all Plex server and Plex client requests. This is
125- genrally the server or client operating system version: 4.3.1, 10.6.7, 3.2 (default: `result of
125+ generally the server or client operating system version: 4.3.1, 10.6.7, 3.2 (default: `result of
126126 platform.uname()[2] `).
127127
128128**product **
@@ -152,7 +152,7 @@ Section [log] Options
152152 Log level to use when for plexapi logging (default: INFO).
153153
154154**path **
155- Filepath to save plexapi logs to. If not specified, plexapi will not save logs to an output
155+ File path to save plexapi logs to. If not specified, plexapi will not save logs to an output
156156 file (default: None).
157157
158158**rotate_bytes **
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