README: Fix section numbering

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@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 
 

-            Domain Name Server Configuration Utilities -- NSC 5.0
+            Domain Name Server Configuration Utilities -- NSC 5.1

 
 

-                   (c) 1997--2019 Martin Mares <mj@ucw.cz>
+                   (c) 1997--2023 Martin Mares <mj@ucw.cz>

 
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@@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ files and subdirectories:
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 The domain list contains configuration commands describing all domains handled
 by your server and their parameters. In fact, it's a M4 script, but viewing it as
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 The domain list contains configuration commands describing all domains handled
 by your server and their parameters. In fact, it's a M4 script, but viewing it as

-a config file is a good approximation (however, see Section 8 for some caveats).
+a config file is a good approximation (however, see Section 9 for some caveats).

 Lines starting with a semicolon are treated as comments and ignored. Text outside
 declarations is silently ignored.
 
 Lines starting with a semicolon are treated as comments and ignored. Text outside
 declarations is silently ignored.
 


@@ -151,7 +151,7 @@ REVERSE(network, primary-files...)
                You can also use the REV macro explicitly, which can be handy
                for example in SECONDARY declarations.
 
                You can also use the REV macro explicitly, which can be handy
                for example in SECONDARY declarations.
 

-FORWARDED(zone, ip...)
+FORWARDING(zone, ip...)

                Define a forwarding zone. All queries are forwarded to the
                specified name servers.
 
                Define a forwarding zone. All queries are forwarded to the
                specified name servers.
 


@@ -217,7 +217,8 @@ SOA(domain-name)
 
 H(host)
                Start declaration of a host. Doesn't generate anything, only
 
 H(host)
                Start declaration of a host. Doesn't generate anything, only

-               remembers the host's name.
+               remembers the host's name. If you want to amend records for the
+               current domain, use "H(@)" or "D(@)".

 
 ADDR(addr...)
                Specify addresses for the current host. In the normal mode, it
 
 ADDR(addr...)
                Specify addresses for the current host. In the normal mode, it


@@ -290,6 +291,9 @@ PTR(src, dest)
                to have your PTR's generated by the REVERSE directive. But if you
                need anything special, here is the tool.
 
                to have your PTR's generated by the REVERSE directive. But if you
                need anything special, here is the tool.
 

+CAA(text)
+               Specify a CAA record for the current host or domain.
+

 REVBLOCK(subdomain, min, max)
                Generate a series of CNAME records numbered from `min' to `max'
                and pointing to the same name in the given sub-domain, finally
 REVBLOCK(subdomain, min, max)
                Generate a series of CNAME records numbered from `min' to `max'
                and pointing to the same name in the given sub-domain, finally


@@ -544,8 +548,8 @@ However, there is a couple of things you need to care about:
   o  Don't use commas, quotes nor parentheses in your record names.
 
 
   o  Don't use commas, quotes nor parentheses in your record names.
 
 

-9. Other utilities
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+10. Other utilities
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

 convert                A simple Perl script for conversion of zone files to NSC
                domain files. Requires the Net::DNS module (available from
                CPAN at ftp.cpan.org; present in recent versions of Perl).
 convert                A simple Perl script for conversion of zone files to NSC
                domain files. Requires the Net::DNS module (available from
                CPAN at ftp.cpan.org; present in recent versions of Perl).