checkRedirects -> checkHost

1 files changed, 9 insertions, 9 deletions

diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index fe62f04..347049b 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -190,19 +190,19 @@ Active mirrors keyed by the FDQN, include the listed Protocols as a sub
 table.  Write this table to results/mirrors.lua so that the forked tests
 can read it.
 
-Remove the mirror site from the mirrors table, then checkRedirects() it
+Remove the mirror site from the mirrors table, then checkHost() it
 first.
 
-checkRedirects() deb.devuan.org, the DNS RR.
+checkHost() deb.devuan.org, the DNS RR.
 
-Loop through the mirrors table, and checkRedirects() each one.
+Loop through the mirrors table, and checkHost() each one.
 
 Wait for all forked tests to finish.
 
 Delete results/*.check.
 
 
-The checkRedirects() function does this -
+The checkHost() function does this -
 
 If there is no second argument, then the host is set to the first
 argument, otherwise the host is the second argument.
@@ -222,7 +222,7 @@ ionice -c3 ./mirror-checker.lua example.com/path x.x.x.x &
 
 ionice -c3 ./mirror-checker.lua example.com/path [x:x:x:x:x:x] &
 
-For each CNAME, it checkRedirects() the host, but with the CNAME as a
+For each CNAME, it checkHost() the host, but with the CNAME as a
 second argument.
 
 SRV reconds don't do anything yet, coz I have yet to see one from my test
@@ -241,9 +241,9 @@ directory, downloads the reference files using wget.  While it should
 actually perform the Integrity and Updated tests now, those haven't been
 written yet.  Note that currently this downloads 4GB per mirror.
 
-Calls checkRedirects() with the host as first and second arguments, and
+Calls checkHost() with the host as first and second arguments, and
 includes the IP this time.  The inclusion of the IP causes
-checkRedirects() to call checkFiles().
+checkHost() to call checkFiles().
 
 
 checkFiles() will call checkHEAD() for each of the reference files.
@@ -253,7 +253,7 @@ checkHEAD() uses LuaSocket (or LuaSec for HTTPS) to send a HEAD request to
 the IP, with a Host header set to the original host name.  Redirects will
 not be followed by that request.  If the request returns a redirect, then
 checkHEAD() is called recursively.  If the redirect is to some host we are
-not already checking, we call checkRedirects() on it, with an IP of
-"redir".  This causes checkRedirects() to bypass the test that would
+not already checking, we call checkHost() on it, with an IP of
+"redir".  This causes checkHost() to bypass the test that would
 otherwise call checkFiles(), instead gathering the IPs and fork as usual.