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usage: adnshost [global-opts] [query-opts] query-domain
                             [[query-opts] query-domain ...]
       adnshost [global-opts] [query-opts] -f|--pipe

global binary options:
 +e  --no-env              Do not look at environment variables at all
 -f  --pipe                Read queries on stdin instead of using args
 -a  --asynch              Allow answers to be reordered
answer/error output format and destination (see below):
 -Fs --fmt-simple          Answers to stdout, errors as messages to stderr (default)
 -Fi --fmt-inline          Answers and errors both to stdout in parseable format
 -Fa --fmt-asynch          Fully-parseable output format (default for --asynch)
global verbosity level:
 -Vq --quiet               Do not print anything to stderr
 -Vn --no-quiet            Report unexpected kinds of problem only  (default)
 -Vd --debug               Debugging mode
 --no-checkc               Do not do for-developer consistency checks
 --checkc                  Do for-developer consistency checks
 --checkc-freq             Do for-developer consistency checks very often
other global options:
 --config <<config-text>>  Configuration to use instead of /etc/resolv.conf
 --version                 Print version number
 --help                    Print usage information

per-query options:
 -t<type> / --type <type>  Query type (see below)
 -i<addr> / --ptr <addr>  Do reverse query (address -> name lookup)
 --reverse <addr> <zone>   Lookup in in-addr-like `zone' (eg MAPS RBL)
per-query binary options:
 -s  --search              Use the search list
 -Qq --qc-query            Let query domains contain quote-requiring chars
 -Qa --qc-anshost          Let hostnames in answers contain ...
 +Qc --no-qc-cname         Prevent CNAME target domains from containing ...
 -u  --tcp                 Force use of a virtual circuit
 +Do --no-show-owner       Do not display owner name in output
 +Dt --no-show-type        Do not display RR type in output
 +Dc --no-show-cname       Do not display CNAME target in output
per-query TTL mode (NB TTL is minimum across all info in reply):
 -Tt --ttl-ttl             Show the TTL as a TTL
 -Ta --ttl-abs             Show the TTL as a time_t when the data might expire
 -Tn --no-ttl              Do not show the TTL (default)
per-query address family options (for `addr' etc.):
 -A4 ----addr-ipv4-only    Only return IPv4 addresses
 -A6 ----addr-ipv6-only    Only return IPv6 addresses
 -Aa ----addr-all          Return all available addresses (default)
 -Am ----addr-ipv6-mapped  Return IPv4 addresses as IPv6-mapped
per-query CNAME handling mode:
 -Cf --cname-reject        Call it an error if a CNAME is found
 -Cl --cname-loose         Allow references to CNAMEs in other RRs
 -Cs --cname-ok            CNAME ok for query domain, but not in RRs (default)
asynchronous/pipe mode options:
 --asynch-id <id>          Set <id>, default is decimal sequence starting 0
 --cancel-id <id>          Cancel the query with id <id> (no error if not found)

Escaping domains which might start with `-':
 - <domain>                Next argument is a domain, but more options may follow

Query domains should always be quoted according to master file format.

For binary options, --FOO and --no-FOO are opposites, as are
-X and +X.  In each case the default is the one not listed.
Per query options stay set a particular way until they are reset,
whether they appear on the command line or on stdin.
All global options must preceed the first query domain.

With -f, the input should be lines with either an option, possibly
with a value argument (separated from the option by a space if it's a long
option), or a domain (possibly preceded by a hyphen and a space to
distinguish it from an option).

Output format is master file format without class or TTL by default:
   [<owner>] [<ttl>] [<type>] <data>
or if the <owner> domain refers to a CNAME and --show-cname is on
   [<owner>] [<ttl>] CNAME <cname>
   [<cname>] [<ttl>] <type> <data>
When a query fails you get an error message to stderr (with --fmt-simple).
Specify --fmt-inline for lines like this (broken here for readability):
   ; failed <statustype> <statusnum> <statusabbrev> \
       [<owner>] [<ttl>] [<cname>] "<status string>"
If you use --fmt-asynch, which is the default for --asynch,
each answer (success or failure) is preceded by a line
   <id> <nrrs> <statustype> <statusnum> <statusabbrev> \
       [<owner>] [<ttl>] [<cname>] "<status string>"
where <nrrs> is the number of RRs that follow and <cname> will be `$' or
the CNAME target; the CNAME indirection and error formats above are not used.

Exit status:
 0    all went well
 1-6  at least one query failed with statustype:
   1    localfail   )
   2    remotefail  ) temporary errors
   3    tempfail  __)_________________
   4    misconfig   )
   5    misquery    ) permanent errors
   6    permfail    )
 10   system trouble
 11   usage problems

Query types (see adns.h; default is addr):
  ns  soa  ptr  mx  rp  srv  addr           - enhanced versions
  cname  hinfo  txt                         - types with only one version
  a  aaaa  ns-  soa-  ptr-  mx-  rp-  srv-  - _raw versions
  type<number>                              - `unknown' type, RFC3597
Default is addr, or ptr for -i/--ptr queries