scp-not-connecting.md

@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ The exact syntax for setting an environment variable may be different if your sh
 
 You have to install shell integration in root's login script, too. I bet you don't like that idea.
 
-There is a workaround. You can define a trigger to tell iTerm2 what your username and hostname are for times when installing shell integration is not an option. Define a trigger that fires when you become root. Set the action to *Set User & Host*. Set the parameter to `root@example.com` (replacing *example.com* with your hostname, of course).
+There is a workaround. You can define a trigger to tell iTerm2 what your username and hostname are for times when installing shell integration is not an option. Define a trigger that fires when you become root. Set the action to *Report User & Host*. Set the parameter to `root@example.com` (replacing *example.com* with your hostname, of course).
 
 ## I have to ssh through an intermediate host; I can't connect directly from my Mac.