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@@ -49,9 +49,9 @@ func init() {
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// there is only one endpoint for a peer, but in Tailscale we distribute a
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// number of possible endpoints for a peer which would include the all the
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// likely addresses at which a peer may be reachable. This endpoint type holds
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-// the information required that when WiregGuard-Go wants to send to a
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-// particular peer (essentally represented by this endpoint type), the send
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-// function can use the currnetly best known Tailscale endpoint to send packets
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+// the information required that when wireguard-go wants to send to a
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+// particular peer (essentially represented by this endpoint type), the send
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+// function can use the currently best known Tailscale endpoint to send packets
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// to the peer.
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type endpoint struct {
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// atomically accessed; declared first for alignment reasons
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@@ -790,7 +790,7 @@ func (de *endpoint) sendWireGuardOnlyPingsLocked(now mono.Time) {
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return
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}
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- // Normally the we only send pings at a low rate as the decision to start
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+ // Normally we only send pings at a low rate as the decision to start
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// sending a ping sets bestAddrAtUntil with a reasonable time to keep trying
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// that address, however, if that code changed we may want to be sure that
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// we don't ever send excessive pings to avoid impact to the client/user.
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Jordan Whited