Errors in the first printing of "The Concise Guide to DNS and BIND".
Discovery/reported dates in dd/mm/yyyy format.

Spelling errors throughout the book:
- "walruss" should be "walrus"

p 2: Fourth paragraph: The correct expansion of BIND is "Berkeley
     Internet Name Domain". (Thanks Kevin J. Dunlap, 1/12/2000)

p 7: Third line, "left to right" should be "right to left"
     (Thanks to Abhijit Menon-Sen, 2/1/2001)

p 9: Second paragraph "nauseum" should be spelled "nauseam".

p 11: Second paragraph, last sentence, the reverse address should be
      "66.222.240.129.in-addr.arpa".  A "2" was forgotten.
      (AMS, 2/1/2001)

p 11: Third paragraph: "with each address octet in reverse order" should
      read "with the address octets in reverse order" (AMS, 2/1/2001)

p 12: Second last sentence before the heading should start "But", 
      not "Instead,". (7/12/2000)

p 23: Before "named.conf" heading. Right filename is "caching.tgz" not
      "caching.tar.gz", due to a technical limitation of the publishers
      web server. (7/12/2000)

p 23: Last sentence, before listing, should read "Put this in the right
      place:" (7/12/2000)

p 24: First sentence, strike "in named.conf". (7/12/2000)

p 24: Second sentence should start "Because no default exists, ..."
      (7/12/2000)

p 32: "Search" heading, second last paragraph replace with
      "The number of allowed characters in a search line, and the number
       of domains you may specify, varies between implementations".
      (AMS, 2/1/2001)

p 34: Last sentence before "A Forward Zone", right filename is "penguin.tgz"
      not "penguin.tar.gz". (7/12/2000)

p 35: The first paragraph after the listing should read, in it's entirety:
      "There are three mandatory bits in a zone file, all shown above.
       The $TTL line, the SOA RR and the NS RR for the zone." (7/12/2000)

p 36: Second paragraph, second sentence should end "by incrementing it."
      (7/12/2000)

p 37: Second paragraph should read " You can override the TTL for each
      record.  In the above example the SOA records TTL has been
      overridden to 3,600 seconds, one hour." (10/1/2001)

p 48: Second paragraph should read: "Note that RFC 2317 uses a slash (/)
      as used in CIDR subnet-bitmasks for the CNAME record names.  The
      use of slash here is allowed, but because it is illegal in some
      contexts some discourage its use.  The scheme shown in the
      previous code, start-end, is one of the legal alternatives."
      (8/12/2000)

p 48: Last paragraph, the first range of numbers, "1-126" should be
      "1-127". (8/12/2000)

p 55: Third paragraph: In the last sentence, replace "old updated A
      records" with "old A records". (8/12/2000)

p 58: Second last paragraph, first sentence should read: "The way to
      set up this is un-exciting." (Thanks to Toffer) (10/1/2001)

p 60: The 4th paragraph contains "<tt/multiple-cnames/" and "<tt/yes/".
      The "<tt/" and the "/" is left-over SGML markup, and should not
      have been printed. (8/12/2000)

p 61: Second last paragraph should open "Wildcard RRs do not cross
      domain boundaries.", replacing "zone" with "domain". (8/12/2000)

p 64: Third paragraph, forth line replace "syslogs" with "BINDs" to
      read: "... not let BINDs own log rotation be interfered with..."
      (Thanks to Ingvar Hagelund, 12/2/2002)

p 87: Table 5.1: 
      Line 1, 3, 4 and 5, the text appearing in the "value" column should
      appear in the "default" column.
      Line 2, the text appearing in the "abbrev." column should appear
      in the "default" column. (8/12/2000)

      Thus:

----
Keyword       | Abbrev.|Value | Default|Description

[no]debug       [no]deb         nodeb   Enable/disable debugging
                                        output.

[no]d2                          nod2    Enable/disable even more
                                        debugging output.

[no]recurse     [no]rec         rec     Enable/disable recursive
                                        lookup.

[no]defname     [no]def         def     [Don't] use the default domain
                                        name.

[no]search      [no]sea         sea     [Don't] use the default search
                                        list.
----

p 89: 4th bullet, replace "in the previous bullet" with "earlier".
      This refers to the query-type list beginning on page 86.
      (8/12/2000)

p 91: Last paragraph, line 3, "On lines 8-9..." not "8-19" (Toffer,
      24/1/2001)

p 105: Last bullet: the listing should read:

----
esr        MX   10 mail.penguin.bv
           MX   20 mail.walruss.bv
----

       The priorities have nothing to do with the point being made,
       but they are syntactically needed. (11/12/2000)

p 134: Towards the end, the sentence starting in "If you're not the
       master..." should read "If you're not the master for the zones,
       you should at least be a slave." striking out the mid section
       of the sentence. In the next sentence strike "However".
       (13/12/2000).

p 135: Next to last paragraph, first sentence, the name of the
       Norwegian civil surveillance organization is "Politiets
       Overvåknings Tjeneste", NOT "Politiets ÅkningsTjeneste".
       (13/12/2000)

p 143: The first listing lacks a ";" after the closing brace. (1/12/2000)

p 145: Last paragraph, the closing parenthesis should be moved one
       comma to the left.  (13/12/2000)

p 150: Second paragraph after the heading, third line to-wards the end
       insert "not", resulting in the text reading ..."it does not need to
       run as root after the port has been opened."  (13/12/2000)

p 157: Figure 8.2:  The rightmost DNS Server should be labeled
       "Inside DNS Server".

p 157: The listing lacks a ";" after the closing brace. (1/12/2000)

p 158: The last listing lacks a ";" after the closing brace. (1/12/2000)

p 166: The next to last listing lacks a ";" after the closing brace.
       (1/12/2000)

p 167: The third paragraph should end in "The thinking behind these
       values is this:".  The word "that" should be struck, and "The
       serial number will be automatically..." would be the start of
       the next paragraph. (1/12/2000)

p 174: First paragraph.  The sentence ending on line two should end
       with the words "easier to do on the client.", striking out "'s
       server." (14/12/2000)

p 174: First paragraph, last sentence has comma error, it should read
       "By running a simple script after the interface has been
       assigned an address, DNS can be updated:" (1/12/2000)

p 187: The third paragraph should read: "Of course you can write
       software that uses the DNS protocol described in RFC 1035
       directly.  The protocol is not exactly trivial though, and for
       most applications this would be a waste of programmer time.  In
       most cases using the standard resolver API, or some other API
       provided by your OS or language is much to prefer."
       (14/12/2000)

p 190: Last sentence before heading should read "See the mresolv2
       script...", not "my". (14/12/2000)

p 193: First sentence: Strike "following" from the sentence.
       (14/12/2000)

p 194: First paragraph, third line.  Replace "Because" with
       "Since". (14/12/2000)

p 199: First paragraph, second sentence should read: "origin-host
       cannot be a CNAME."  (14/12/2000)

p 201: Remove the section about the ISDN record.  See ISDN on page
       203 instead.

p 209: Strike "However" from "However, there has never been...".
       (Toffer, 24/1/2001)

p 215: Heading "Bogus Nameservers", line 2, the version of BIND not
       having black hole feature is BIND 4, not BIND 8.

p 220: The mailing-list table is not very easy to read.  There are
       actually 5 lines in the table, each starting with a non-blank
       line in the leftmost entry.  Bullets or wider spacing is needed.
       (Toffer, 24/1/2001)

p 229: Fourth paragraph, last line "RMDBMS" should be "RDBMS".
       (Toffer, 24/1/2001)

p 240: All the closing braces lack a ";".  The "query-source-v6"
       statement also lacks a closing ";". (1/12/2000)

p 241-243: "ndc" mistyped as "ncd" in several places.  Ditto in the
       index for these pages. (1/12/2000)