.B \-P\fI pidfile
Use the specified
.I pidfile
-instead of the platform specific default, which is mostly
-.IR @pidfile@ .
+instead of the platform specific default.
If a
.B zonesdir:
is specified in the config file, this path can be relative to that
Dump BIND8\-style statistics into the log. Ignored otherwise.
.SH "FILES"
.TP
-@pidfile@
-the process id of the name server.
-.TP
@nsdconfigfile@
default
.B NSD
logfile: @logfile@
.RE
.RS 5
-pidfile: @pidfile@
-.RE
-.RS 5
xfrdfile: @xfrdfile@
.RE
.TP
Preferred EDNS buffer size for IPv6. Default 1232.
.TP
.B pidfile:\fR <filename>
-Use the pid file instead of the platform specific default, usually
-.IR @pidfile@.
+Use the pid file instead of the platform specific default.
Same as command-line option
.BR \-P .
With "" there is no pidfile, for some startup management setups,