Syntax of LOC Record is okay for bind8 but not bind9.

[Mark.Andrews at nominum.com]

	You are most probably not driving named-checkzone correctly.

	e.g.
		named-checkzone okstate.edu filename

	you can only remove the filename when it is *exactly* the
	same as the zone name.  9.2 will require both arguements
	as people keep getting this wrong.

	Mark

> 	Also, on the general topic of syntax, I have used Philip Hazel's
> excellent perl script called makezones for several years to
> police the syntax of our zone files plus look for common errors
> that can accidentally get in.  One thing it does is to translate
> all @ entries in to the domain being built so instead of
> 
> @   IN   MX 10 this.domain.name.okstate.edu.
> 
> You get the FQDN of
> 
> okstate.edu.    IN   MX 10 this.domain.name.okstate.edu.
> 
> 	The named-checkzone utility sees that as out of zone
> data.
> 
> 	This last discovery drove me crazy this afternoon until I
> simply took out all the absolute domain references and everything
> came up beautifully.
> 
> 	The absolute references have never been a problem before,
> but that's life in the big city, I guess.
> 
> Martin McCormick
> 
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