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 # `crond` in docker
 
-A `crond` running in a ocker container, separate from the system crond. The idea is: be able to run as many separate `crond` processes as you want.
+A `crond` running in a ocker container, separate from the system crond. The idea is to be able to run as many separate `crond` processes as you want.
 
 ## Usage
 
@@ -8,8 +8,8 @@ The process runs as the `cron` user. Every now and then a `sed` script is ran on
 
 It might make good sense to volume-mount the following directories:
 
-    - `/etc/cron.d/` (this has to be read-write, for `root`->`cron` user replacements)
-    - `/etc/cron.daily/` (can be read-only)
-    - `/etc/cron.weekly/` (can be read-only)
-    - `/etc/cron.hourly/` (can be read-only)
-    - `/etc/cron.monthly/` (can be read-only)
+ - `/etc/cron.d/` (this has to be read-write, for `root`->`cron` user replacements)
+ - `/etc/cron.daily/` (can be read-only)
+ - `/etc/cron.weekly/` (can be read-only)
+ - `/etc/cron.hourly/` (can be read-only)
+ - `/etc/cron.monthly/` (can be read-only)