ixfr-out, reformat the nsd-checkzone -i option entry.
@@ -33,18 +33,21 @@ as printed by the formatting routines in NSD, much like the nsd-control
command write does.
.TP
.B \-i \fI<oldzonefile>
-Create an IXFR from the differences between the old zone file and the new
-zone file. The argument to the \-i option is the old zone file, the other
-zonefile argument passed is the new zonefile. The difference is computed
-between the two zonefiles by keeping one version of the zone in memory,
-and another version in a temporary file. The temporary file is located at
-the zonefile directory. This is also where the result is written, to a file
-with the zonefile name, ending with '.ixfr'. This is also where NSD reads it
-when IXFRs are configured for the zone. The other existing ixfr files are
-renamed to become older IXFR contents for the zone, if any such files exist.
-If the output file already exists with the correct contents, no new file is
-created. The contents of the header of the output file are checked for that,
-if it already exists.
+Create an IXFR from the differences between the old zone file and the
+new zone file. The argument to the \-i option is the old zone file,
+the other zonefile argument passed is the new zonefile.
+.IP
+The difference is computed between the two zonefiles by keeping one
+version of the zone in memory, and another version in a temporary
+file. The temporary file is located at the zonefile directory. This is
+also where the result is written, to a file with the zonefile name,
+ending with '.ixfr'. This is also where NSD reads it when IXFRs are
+configured for the zone.
+.IP
+The other existing ixfr files are renamed to become older IXFR contents
+for the zone, if any such files exist. If the output file already exists
+with the correct contents, no new file is created. The contents of the
+header of the output file are checked for that, if it already exists.
.SH "SEE ALSO"
\fInsd\fR(8), \fInsd-checkconf\fR(8)
.SH "AUTHORS"
