Fcrypt: Fix minor spelling mistake in ReadMe
@@ -28,13 +28,13 @@ There are two things to consider when using the `fcrypt` plugin:
1. Decrypted data is visible on the file system for a short period of time.
2. Decrypted data might end up on a hard disk or some other persistent storage.
-The plugin directs GPG to write its (decrypted) output to a temporary directoy.
+The plugin directs GPG to write its (decrypted) output to a temporary directory.
From there on the data can be processed by other plugins.
After the `get` phase is over, `fcrypt` overwrites the temporary file and unlinks it afterwards.
However, if the application crashes during `get` the decrypted data may remain in the temporary directory.
If the temporary directory is mounted on a hard disk, GPG writes the decrypted data on that disk.
-Thus we recommend to either mount `/tmp` to a RAM disk or specify another path as temporary direcotry within the plugin configuration
+Thus we recommend to either mount `/tmp` to a RAM disk or specify another path as temporary directory within the plugin configuration
(see Configuration below).
## Known Issues
