configuration for
.BR BIND ,
from its own input file.
+
+By default, for each zone, in addition to any warnings, the output
+lists the zone's configuration type. If the zone is checked, the
+serial number at each of the nameservers is shown, with any
+unpublished primary having
+.B *
+after the serial number.
.SH OPTIONS
.SS MODE OPTIONS
not relevant to the local server); doing so produces a warning.
.TP
.BR \-q | \-\-quiet
-Do not print any information about zone(s) which do not have warnings.
+Suppress the usual report of the list of nameservers for each zone and
+the serial number from each. When specified twice, do not print any
+information except warnings.
.TP
.BR \-r | \-\-repeat
When a problem is detected, warn for all sources of the same imperfect
data, rather than only the first we come across
.TP
.BR \-v | \-\-verbose
-Print additional information about each zone.
+Print additional information about what is being checked, as we go
+along.
.SH USAGE
The file
.B /etc/bind/chiark-conf-gen.zones
Specifies the list of addresses that are forbidden as any nameserver
for any zone. The default is no such addresses.
.TP
+\fBserverless\-glueless\fP \fIdomain ...\fP
+Specifies a list of domains under which we do not expect to find any
+nameservers; for these zones it is OK to find glueless referrals.
+Each domain listed names a complete subtree of the DNS, starting at
+the named point. The default is
+.BR "in\-addr.arpa ip6.arpa ip6.int" .
+
+To avoid indefinitely long or even circularly glueless referrals
+(which delay or prevent lookups) it is necessary for all sites to
+effectively implement similar conventions; currently the author
+believes that only the reverse lookup namespaces are conventionally
+devoid of nameservers, and therefore fine to provide glueless
+referrals for.
+.TP
\fBoutput\fP \fIformat\fP \fIfilename\fP [\fIformat\fP \fIfilename ...\fP]
Arranges that each
.I filename