only-en - dictionary updates

(cherry picked from commit 5e867a3)

Author: thomaskoslowski

src/common/en/monitoring_basics.asciidoc

@@ -411,7 +411,7 @@ Services whose host is in a downtime are also marked with this symbol.
 |icon:icon_comment[] |There is a comment for this host/service
 |icon:icon_aggr[] |This host/service is a part of a BI aggregation.
 |icon:icon_check_parameters[] |Here you can directly-access the settings for the check parameters.
-|icon:icon_logwatch[] |Only for Logwatch services: here you can access stored log files.
+|icon:icon_logwatch[] |Only for logwatch services: here you can access stored log files.
 |icon:icon_pnp[] |Here you can access a time series graph of the measured values.
 |icon:icon_inventory[] |This host/service has inventory data. A click on it shows the related view.
 |icon:icon_crash[] |This check crashed. Click on it to view and submit a crash report.

src/common/en/monitoring_mysql.asciidoc

@@ -273,11 +273,11 @@ image::mysql_size_database.png[]
 
 === Monitoring log files
 
-With the help of the link:https://checkmk.com/integrations/logwatch[Logwatch^] check plug-in you can also monitor the log files generated by MySQL for errors.
+With the help of the link:https://checkmk.com/integrations/logwatch[logwatch^] check plug-in you can also monitor the log files generated by MySQL for errors.
 After setting up the plug-in, first check where the corresponding log files are located in your MySQL instance.
 Their exact location can be found in your instance's `.ini` or `.cnf` file.
 
-You can enter the logs you are interested in in the Logwatch configuration file
+You can enter the logs you are interested in in the logwatch configuration file
 and make the following entries for example on a Linux host:
 
 ./etc/check_mk/logwatch.cfg