spelling fixes for synchronize

diff --git a/docs/certmaster-sync.pod b/docs/certmaster-sync.pod
index 1519387..6c4fbe0 100644 (file)
--- a/docs/certmaster-sync.pod
+++ b/docs/certmaster-sync.pod
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 =head1 NAME
 
-certmaster-sync -- syncronize client certificates with Func.
+certmaster-sync -- synchronize client certificates with Func.
 
 =head1 SYNOPSIS
 
@@ -8,11 +8,11 @@ certmaster-sync [-f|--force]
 
 =head1 DESCRIPTION
 
-certmaster-sync syncronizes client certificates amongst certmaster clients via Func.  It is assumed that the hosts who have requested certificates are reachable via Func for syncronization operations.
+certmaster-sync synchronizes client certificates amongst certmaster clients via Func.  It is assumed that the hosts who have requested certificates are reachable via Func for synchronization operations.
 
-certmaster-sync by default is called as a post-sign and post-clean trigger.  In order to enable syncronization you must set B<sync_certs> to B<True>, see B<CONFIGURATION VALUES> below.
+certmaster-sync by default is called as a post-sign and post-clean trigger.  In order to enable synchronization you must set B<sync_certs> to B<True>, see B<CONFIGURATION VALUES> below.
 
-The syncronization occurs by querying remote Func methods in B<certmastermod> on the minion hosts.  This will gather information, copy any new certificates, and remove any certificates that have been cleaned.
+The synchronization occurs by querying remote Func methods in B<certmastermod> on the minion hosts.  This will gather information, copy any new certificates, and remove any certificates that have been cleaned.
 
 =head1 OPTIONS
 
@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ Override the configuration value for B<sync_certs> in F</etc/certmaster/certmast
 
 =item sync_certs
 
-B<sync_certs> determines whether or not the script will actually syncronize or if it will exit with no operation.  You can use -f|--force to override this configuration value.  (Default: False)
+B<sync_certs> determines whether or not the script will actually synchronize or if it will exit with no operation.  You can use -f|--force to override this configuration value.  (Default: False)
 
 =back