Typo in errata file

docs/1.3.x_errata.md

@@ -4,8 +4,8 @@
 
 ### AWStats authentication
 
-The Apache2 `mod_dbd` authentication provider is no longer used for AWStats authentication process. AWStats credentials
-are now stored in the `/etc/apache2/.imscp_awstats` file which is processed by the Apache2 `mod_authn_file`
+The Apache2 `mod_dbd` authentication provider is no longer used for AWStats authentication process. AWStats login
+credentials are now stored in the `/etc/apache2/.imscp_awstats` file which is processed by the Apache2 `mod_authn_file`
 authentication provider.
 
 Note that the `imscp_awstats` SQL user which was previously needed is not removed automatically by the installer. You 
@@ -31,21 +31,19 @@ Control Panel user passwords are now hashed using the `APR-1` algorithm. The upd
 hashes are updated on next successful login.
 
 Note that due to this change, customers won't be able to connect to AWStats interface as long as their password is not
-re-encrypted. They will have first to connect to the control panel.
+updated. They will have first to connect to the control panel.
 
-Be aware that this is a transitional change. In near future, all passwords will be encrypted using `bcrypt`, when the
+Be aware that this is a transitional change. In near future, all passwords will be hashed using `bcrypt`, when the
 support for Debian Wheezy and Ubuntu Precise will be dropped. Right now, we cannot use bcrypt because the `mod_auth_basic`
 module from Apache 2.2.x (required by AWStats) doesn't supports bcrypt.
 
 ### Duplicate mounts (customer httpd log folders)
 
 If you do have duplicate mounts for your customer httpd log directories, you must remove them prior updating to this new
-version. This can been done easily by running the following command from the i-MSCP archive:
-
+version. This can be done easily by running the following command from the i-MSCP archive:
 
     # perl contrib/scripts/fix_duplicate_mounts.pl
 
-
 This command unmount any mount found under the `/var/www/virtual directory`. If you are not sure, it is recommended to
 run this command.