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chore: fix typo in comment #1934

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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions pkg/backend/vxlan/vxlan.go
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Expand Up @@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ package vxlan
// - The flannel daemon knows which flannel host the packet is destined for so it can supply the VTEP MAC to use.
// This is stored in the ARP table (with a timeout) to avoid constantly looking it up.
// - The packet can then be encapsulated but the host needs to know where to send it. This creates another callout from
// the kernal vxlan code to the flannel daemon to get the public IP that should be used for that VTEP (this gets called
// the kernel vxlan code to the flannel daemon to get the public IP that should be used for that VTEP (this gets called
// an L3 miss). The L2/L3 miss hooks are registered when the vxlan device is created. At the same time a device route
// is created to the whole flannel network so that non-local traffic is sent over the vxlan device.
//
Expand All @@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ package vxlan
// during startup or when it's created), flannel simply adds the required entries so that no further lookup/callout is required.
//
//
// The latest version of the vxlan backend removes the need for the L2MISS too, which means that the flannel deamon is not
// The latest version of the vxlan backend removes the need for the L2MISS too, which means that the flannel daemon is not
// listening for any netlink messages anymore. This improves reliability (no problems with timeouts if
// flannel crashes or restarts) and simplifies upgrades.
//
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