Fixes per Daniel's review

bin/pt-archiver

@@ -7087,7 +7087,7 @@ MAGIC_version_check
 
 https, http, auto, off
 
-C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resolts to C<http> if that fails.
+C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resorts to C<http> if that fails.
 Keep in mind that C<https> might not be available if
 C<IO::Socket::SSL> is not installed on your system, although
 C<--version-check http> should work everywhere.

bin/pt-config-diff

@@ -4669,7 +4669,7 @@ MAGIC_version_check
 
 https, http, auto, off
 
-C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resolts to C<http> if that fails.
+C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resorts to C<http> if that fails.
 Keep in mind that C<https> might not be available if
 C<IO::Socket::SSL> is not installed on your system, although
 C<--version-check http> should work everywhere.

bin/pt-deadlock-logger

@@ -4584,7 +4584,7 @@ MAGIC_version_check
 
 https, http, auto, off
 
-C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resolts to C<http> if that fails.
+C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resorts to C<http> if that fails.
 Keep in mind that C<https> might not be available if
 C<IO::Socket::SSL> is not installed on your system, although
 C<--version-check http> should work everywhere.

bin/pt-diskstats

@@ -5461,7 +5461,7 @@ MAGIC_version_check
 
 https, http, auto, off
 
-C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resolts to C<http> if that fails.
+C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resorts to C<http> if that fails.
 Keep in mind that C<https> might not be available if
 C<IO::Socket::SSL> is not installed on your system, although
 C<--version-check http> should work everywhere.

bin/pt-duplicate-key-checker

@@ -5216,7 +5216,7 @@ MAGIC_version_check
 
 https, http, auto, off
 
-C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resolts to C<http> if that fails.
+C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resorts to C<http> if that fails.
 Keep in mind that C<https> might not be available if
 C<IO::Socket::SSL> is not installed on your system, although
 C<--version-check http> should work everywhere.

bin/pt-find

@@ -4335,7 +4335,7 @@ MAGIC_version_check
 
 https, http, auto, off
 
-C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resolts to C<http> if that fails.
+C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resorts to C<http> if that fails.
 Keep in mind that C<https> might not be available if
 C<IO::Socket::SSL> is not installed on your system, although
 C<--version-check http> should work everywhere.

bin/pt-fk-error-logger

@@ -3831,7 +3831,7 @@ MAGIC_version_check
 
 https, http, auto, off
 
-C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resolts to C<http> if that fails.
+C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resorts to C<http> if that fails.
 Keep in mind that C<https> might not be available if
 C<IO::Socket::SSL> is not installed on your system, although
 C<--version-check http> should work everywhere.

bin/pt-heartbeat

@@ -5734,7 +5734,7 @@ MAGIC_version_check
 
 https, http, auto, off
 
-C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resolts to C<http> if that fails.
+C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resorts to C<http> if that fails.
 Keep in mind that C<https> might not be available if
 C<IO::Socket::SSL> is not installed on your system, although
 C<--version-check http> should work everywhere.

bin/pt-index-usage

@@ -7262,7 +7262,7 @@ MAGIC_version_check
 
 https, http, auto, off
 
-C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resolts to C<http> if that fails.
+C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resorts to C<http> if that fails.
 Keep in mind that C<https> might not be available if
 C<IO::Socket::SSL> is not installed on your system, although
 C<--version-check http> should work everywhere.

bin/pt-kill

@@ -7237,7 +7237,7 @@ MAGIC_version_check
 
 https, http, auto, off
 
-C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resolts to C<http> if that fails.
+C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resorts to C<http> if that fails.
 Keep in mind that C<https> might not be available if
 C<IO::Socket::SSL> is not installed on your system, although
 C<--version-check http> should work everywhere.

bin/pt-online-schema-change

@@ -9900,7 +9900,7 @@ MAGIC_version_check
 
 https, http, auto, off
 
-C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resolts to C<http> if that fails.
+C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resorts to C<http> if that fails.
 Keep in mind that C<https> might not be available if
 C<IO::Socket::SSL> is not installed on your system, although
 C<--version-check http> should work everywhere.

bin/pt-query-advisor

@@ -8499,7 +8499,7 @@ MAGIC_version_check
 
 https, http, auto, off
 
-C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resolts to C<http> if that fails.
+C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resorts to C<http> if that fails.
 Keep in mind that C<https> might not be available if
 C<IO::Socket::SSL> is not installed on your system, although
 C<--version-check http> should work everywhere.

bin/pt-query-digest

@@ -16994,7 +16994,7 @@ MAGIC_version_check
 
 https, http, auto, off
 
-C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resolts to C<http> if that fails.
+C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resorts to C<http> if that fails.
 Keep in mind that C<https> might not be available if
 C<IO::Socket::SSL> is not installed on your system, although
 C<--version-check http> should work everywhere.

bin/pt-slave-delay

@@ -4414,7 +4414,7 @@ MAGIC_version_check
 
 https, http, auto, off
 
-C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resolts to C<http> if that fails.
+C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resorts to C<http> if that fails.
 Keep in mind that C<https> might not be available if
 C<IO::Socket::SSL> is not installed on your system, although
 C<--version-check http> should work everywhere.

bin/pt-slave-restart

@@ -5331,7 +5331,7 @@ MAGIC_version_check
 
 https, http, auto, off
 
-C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resolts to C<http> if that fails.
+C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resorts to C<http> if that fails.
 Keep in mind that C<https> might not be available if
 C<IO::Socket::SSL> is not installed on your system, although
 C<--version-check http> should work everywhere.

bin/pt-table-checksum

@@ -11184,7 +11184,7 @@ MAGIC_version_check
 
 https, http, auto, off
 
-C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resolts to C<http> if that fails.
+C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resorts to C<http> if that fails.
 Keep in mind that C<https> might not be available if
 C<IO::Socket::SSL> is not installed on your system, although
 C<--version-check http> should work everywhere.

bin/pt-table-sync

@@ -12316,7 +12316,7 @@ MAGIC_version_check
 
 https, http, auto, off
 
-C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resolts to C<http> if that fails.
+C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resorts to C<http> if that fails.
 Keep in mind that C<https> might not be available if
 C<IO::Socket::SSL> is not installed on your system, although
 C<--version-check http> should work everywhere.

bin/pt-upgrade

@@ -12902,7 +12902,7 @@ MAGIC_version_check
 
 https, http, auto, off
 
-C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resolts to C<http> if that fails.
+C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resorts to C<http> if that fails.
 Keep in mind that C<https> might not be available if
 C<IO::Socket::SSL> is not installed on your system, although
 C<--version-check http> should work everywhere.

bin/pt-variable-advisor

@@ -5686,7 +5686,7 @@ MAGIC_version_check
 
 https, http, auto, off
 
-C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resolts to C<http> if that fails.
+C<auto> first tries using C<https>, and resorts to C<http> if that fails.
 Keep in mind that C<https> might not be available if
 C<IO::Socket::SSL> is not installed on your system, although
 C<--version-check http> should work everywhere.

t/lib/Pingback.t

@@ -513,16 +513,17 @@ SKIP: {
 # Check that the --v-c OPT validation works everywhere
 # #############################################################################
 
-for my $exec ( grep { slurp_file($_) =~ /package Pingback;/ }
-               grep { !/~/ }
-               glob("$trunk/bin/*")
-             )
-{
-   my $output = `$exec --version-check ftp`;
+use File::Basename qw(basename);
+
+my @vc_tools = grep { chomp; basename($_) =~ /\A[a-z-]+\z/ }
+              `grep --files-with-matches Pingback $trunk/bin/*`;
+
+foreach my $tool ( @vc_tools ) {
+   my $output = `$tool --version-check ftp`;
    like(
       $output,
       qr/\Q* --version-check invalid value ftp.  Accepted values are https, http, auto and off/,
-      "Valid values for v-c are checked in $exec"
+      "Valid values for v-c are checked in $tool"
    );
 }