/*
Technitium DNS Server
Copyright (C) 2023 Shreyas Zare (shreyas@technitium.com)
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*/
using System.Net;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using TechnitiumLibrary.Net.Dns;
namespace DnsServerCore.ApplicationCommon
{
///
/// Lets DNS Apps provide DNS level domain name blocking feature.
///
public interface IDnsRequestBlockingHandler
{
///
/// Specifies if the query domain name in the incoming DNS request is allowed to bypass any configured block lists (including for DNS server's built-in blocking feature).
///
/// The incoming DNS request to be processed.
/// The end point (IP address and port) of the client making the request.
/// Returns true if the query domain name in the incoming DNS request is allowed to bypass blocking.
Task IsAllowedAsync(DnsDatagram request, IPEndPoint remoteEP);
///
/// Specifies if the query domain name in the incoming DNS request is blocked based on the app's own configured block lists.
///
/// The incoming DNS request to be processed.
/// The end point (IP address and port) of the client making the request.
/// The blocked DNS response for the DNS request or null to let the DNS server core process the request as usual.
Task ProcessRequestAsync(DnsDatagram request, IPEndPoint remoteEP);
}
}