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README.md

@@ -141,14 +141,14 @@ You can write your own modules in either C++, python or perl.
 C++ modules are compiled by either saving them in the modules source dir and
 running make or with the znc-buildmod shell script.
 
-For additional info look in the wiki:  
- [Writing Modules](http://wiki.znc.in/WritingModules)  
- [Module Hooks](http://wiki.znc.in/ModuleHooks)  
+For additional info look in the wiki:
+ [Writing Modules](http://wiki.znc.in/WritingModules)
+ [Module Hooks](http://wiki.znc.in/ModuleHooks)
 
-Perl modules are loaded through the global module modperl.  
+Perl modules are loaded through the global module modperl.
  Details: [ModPerl](http://wiki.znc.in/Modperl)
 
-Python modules are loaded through the global module modpython.  
+Python modules are loaded through the global module modpython.
  Details: [ModPython](http://wiki.znc.in/Modpython)
 
 ## Further infos

modules/extra/autoaway.cpp

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@
  *
  * I originally wrote this module for when I had multiple clients connected to ZNC. I would leave work and forget to close my client, arriving at home
  * and re-attaching there someone may have messaged me in commute and I wouldn't know it until I would arrive back at work the next day. I wrote it such that
- * my xchat client would monitor desktop activity and ping the module to let it know I was active. Within a few minutes of inactivity the pinging stops and 
+ * my xchat client would monitor desktop activity and ping the module to let it know I was active. Within a few minutes of inactivity the pinging stops and
  * the away module sets the user as away and logging commences.
  */
 

src/User.cpp

@@ -386,7 +386,7 @@ bool CUser::ParseConfig(CConfig* pConfig, CString& sError) {
 					CString sNetworkModPath = (*it)->GetNetworkPath() + "/moddata/" + sModName;
 					if (!CFile::Exists(sNetworkModPath)) {
 						CDir::MakeDir(sNetworkModPath);
-					}	
+					}
 
 					fNVFile.Copy(sNetworkModPath + "/.registry");
 				}