hsdns-1.7: Asynchronous DNS Resolver

Copyright(c) 2008 by Peter Simons
LicenseLGPL
Maintainersimons@cryp.to
Stabilityprovisional
PortabilityForeignFunctionInterface
Safe HaskellNone
LanguageHaskell98

ADNS.Base

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Description

This module provides bindings to GNU ADNS, a domain name resolver library written in C. ADNS is available from http://www.gnu.org/software/adns/.

You will most likely not need this module directly: ADNS provides a simpler API for the Haskell world; this module contains mostly marshaling code.

Synopsis

Marshaled ADNS Data Types

data InitFlag Source #

Constructors

NoEnv

do not look at environment

NoErrPrint

never print output to stderr (Debug overrides)

NoServerWarn

do not warn to stderr about duff nameservers etc

Debug

enable all output to stderr plus Debug msgs

LogPid

include process id in diagnostic output

NoAutoSys

do not make syscalls at every opportunity

Eintr

allow adnsSynch to return eINTR

NoSigPipe

application has SIGPIPE set to SIG_IGN, do not protect

CheckC_EntEx

do consistency checks on entry/exit to adns functions

CheckC_Freq

do consistency checks very frequently (slow!)

data QueryFlag Source #

Constructors

Search

use the searchlist

UseVC

use a virtual circuit (TCP connection)

Owner

fill in the owner field in the answer

QuoteOk_Query

allow special chars in query domain

QuoteOk_CName

allow special chars in CNAME we go via (default)

QuoteOk_AnsHost

allow special chars in things supposed to be hostnames

QuoteFail_CName

refuse if quote-req chars in CNAME we go via

CName_Loose

allow refs to CNAMEs - without, get _s_cname

CName_Forbid

don't follow CNAMEs, instead give _s_cname

newtype Status Source #

The status codes recognized by ADNS vary in different versions of the library. So instead of providing an Enum, the Status type contains the numeric value as returned by ADNS itself. For common status codes, helper functions like sOK or sNXDOMAIN are provided. The functions adnsErrTypeAbbrev, adnsErrAbbrev, and adnsStrerror can also be used to map these codes into human readable strings.

Constructors

StatusCode Int 

Instances

sMAX_TEMPFAIL :: Status Source #

Original definition:

   typedef struct {
     int len;
     union {
       struct sockaddr sa;
       struct sockaddr_in inet;
     } addr;
   } adns_rr_addr;

Note: Anything but sockaddr_in will cause peek to call fail, when marshaling this structure. poke is not defined.

data RRHostAddr Source #

Original definition:

   typedef struct {
     char *host;
     adns_status astatus;
     int naddrs; /* temp fail => -1, perm fail => 0, s_ok => >0
     adns_rr_addr *addrs;
   } adns_rr_hostaddr;

The naddrs field is not available in RRHostAddr because I couldn't see how that information wouldn't be available in the astatus field too. If I missed anything, please let me know.

Note: The data type should probably contain HostAddress rather than RRAddr. I'm using the former only because it has nicer output with show. poke is not defined.

data RRByteblock Source #

Original definition:

   typedef struct {
     int len;
     unsigned char *data;
   } adns_rr_byteblock;

Constructors

RRByteblock Int (Ptr CChar) 

data RRSrvRaw Source #

Original definition:

   typedef struct {
     int priority, weight, port;
     char *host;
   } adns_rr_srvraw;

Constructors

RRSrvRaw Int Int Int (Ptr CChar) 

data Answer Source #

Constructors

Answer 

Fields

peekResp :: RRType -> Ptr b -> Int -> Int -> IO [Response] Source #

This function parses the Response union found in Answer. It cannot be defined via Storable because it needs to know the type of the record to expect. This is, by the way, the function to look at, if you want to add support for additional RRType records.

peekFQDNAndAdvance :: Ptr a -> Int -> IO (String, Ptr a) Source #

This function parses a FQDN in uncompressed wire format and advances the pointer to the next byte after the parsed name.

ADNS Library Functions

adnsInit :: [InitFlag] -> (AdnsState -> IO a) -> IO a Source #

Run the given IO computation with an initialized resolver. As of now, the diagnose stream is always set to stderr. Initialize the library with NoErrPrint if you don't wont to see any error output. All resources are freed when adnsInit returns.

adnsInitCfg :: [InitFlag] -> String -> (AdnsState -> IO a) -> IO a Source #

Similar to adnsInit, but reads the resolver configuration from a string rather than from /etc/resolv.conf. Supported are the usual commands: nameserver, search, domain, sortlist, and options.

Additionally, these non-standard commands may be used:

  • clearnameservers: Clears the list of nameservers.
  • include filename: The specified file will be read.

adnsSynch :: AdnsState -> String -> RRType -> [QueryFlag] -> IO Answer Source #

Perform a synchronous query for a record. In case of an I/O error, an IOException is thrown. If the query fails for other reasons, the Status code in the Answer will signify that.

adnsSubmit :: AdnsState -> String -> RRType -> [QueryFlag] -> IO Query Source #

Submit an asynchronous query. The returned Query can be tested for completion with adnsCheck.

adnsCheck :: AdnsState -> Query -> IO (Maybe Answer) Source #

Check the status of an asynchronous query. If the query is complete, the Answer will be returned. The Query becomes invalid after that.

adnsWait :: AdnsState -> IO (Maybe (Query, Answer)) Source #

Wait for a response to arrive. The returned Query is invalid and must not be passed to ADNS again. If Nothing is returned, the resolver is empty.

adnsCancel :: Query -> IO () Source #

Cancel an open Query.

adns_wait :: AdnsState -> Ptr Query -> Ptr (Ptr Answer) -> Ptr (Ptr a) -> IO CInt Source #

Wait for the next Query to become available.

adnsQueries :: AdnsState -> IO [Query] Source #

Return the list of all currently open queries.

adnsStrerror :: Status -> IO String Source #

Map a Status code to a human-readable error description. For example:

   *ADNS> adnsStrerror sNXDOMAIN >>= print
   "No such domain"

Use this function with great care: It will crash the process when called with a status code that ADNS doesn't know about. So use it only to print values you got from the resolver!

adnsErrAbbrev :: Status -> IO String Source #

Map a Status code to a short error name. Don't use this function to print a status code unless you've obtained it from the resolver!

adnsErrTypeAbbrev :: Status -> IO String Source #

Map a Status code to a short description of the type of error. Don't use this function to print a status code unless you've obtained it from the resolver!

Unmarshaled Low-Level C Functions

Helper Functions

wrapAdns :: (Ptr (Ptr b) -> IO CInt) -> (Ptr (Ptr b) -> IO a) -> IO a Source #

Internel helper function to handle result passing from ADNS via Ptr (Ptr a), and to generate human-readable IO exceptions in case of an error.

mkFlags :: Enum a => [a] -> CInt Source #

Map a list of flags (Enum types) into a CInt suitable for adns calls.