dnsbl on connect (m_dnsbl-style, ipv4+ipv6, own module), cache + parallelize resolver, group connect notices before cap

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Jean Chevronnet 2026-08-08 02:26:02 +00:00
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commit e736188378
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//! DNSBL — DNS blocklist checks on connect, InspIRCd `m_dnsbl` style. On connect
//! the resolver thread reverses the client's IP under each configured blocklist
//! zone and A-looks it up (see [`crate::resolver`]); a listing triggers the
//! configured action. Works for IPv4 **and** IPv6 (v4 reversed octets or v6
//! reversed nibbles under the zone) — a v4-only blocklist simply NXDOMAINs a v6
//! query, which reads as "not listed".
//!
//! Actions (`dnsbl_action`): `mark` just shows the notice and lets them in
//! (default, safe), `kill` disconnects, `kline`/`gline`/`zline` add a 1-day ban
//! and disconnect. This isn't a hook `Module` — it's driven from the connection
//! lifecycle (`Server::add_conn` → `on_resolved`) — but it lives here as its own
//! self-contained unit.
use std::net::{IpAddr, Ipv4Addr};
use std::time::Duration;
use crate::resolver;
use crate::server::Server;
use crate::xline::XKind;
use crate::Uid;
/// Ban length applied by the `*line` actions on a hit.
const DNSBL_BAN: u64 = 86_400; // 1 day
/// Outcome of a DNSBL check for one connecting client.
pub enum Outcome {
/// No blocklists configured — the check didn't run.
Skipped,
/// Checked against every zone; the address is not listed.
Clean,
/// Listed: `zone` returned `reply` (`127.0.0.x`, last octet = reason code).
Hit { zone: String, reply: Ipv4Addr },
}
/// Check `ip` against every blocklist `zone`; the first listing wins. Runs off the
/// core thread (called from the resolver worker), so it may block on DNS.
pub fn check(ip: IpAddr, zones: &[String], timeout: Duration) -> Outcome {
if zones.is_empty() {
return Outcome::Skipped;
}
for zone in zones {
let z = zone.trim().trim_end_matches('.');
let qname = format!("{}.{z}", resolver::reverse_labels(ip));
if let Some(reply) = resolver::a_lookup(&qname, timeout) {
return Outcome::Hit {
zone: zone.clone(),
reply,
};
}
}
Outcome::Clean
}
/// Emit the DNSBL notices for `outcome` and, on a hit, take the configured action.
/// Called from `Server::on_resolved` on the core thread.
pub fn report(s: &mut Server, uid: Uid, outcome: Outcome) {
match outcome {
Outcome::Skipped => {}
Outcome::Clean => {
s.notice_star(uid, "Checking for DNSBL");
s.notice_star(uid, "Checking for DNSBL done, no hit.");
}
Outcome::Hit { zone, reply } => {
s.notice_star(uid, "Checking for DNSBL");
s.notice_star(
uid,
&format!("Checking for DNSBL done — LISTED on {zone} ({reply})."),
);
act(s, uid, &zone, reply);
}
}
}
/// Act on a hit per `dnsbl_action`: `mark` just informs; the `*line` actions add a
/// temporary ban and close; `kill` closes without a persistent ban.
fn act(s: &mut Server, uid: Uid, zone: &str, reply: Ipv4Addr) {
let (mask, ip) = match s.users.get(&uid) {
Some(u) => (u.prefix(), u.addr.ip()),
None => return,
};
let action = s.dnsbl_action.clone();
s.snotice(&format!(
"DNSBL: {mask} is listed on {zone} ({reply}); action={action}"
));
let reason = format!("{} (listed on {zone})", s.dnsbl_reason);
let ipstr = ip.to_string();
match action.as_str() {
"kline" => s.add_xline(
XKind::Kline,
&format!("*@{ipstr}"),
DNSBL_BAN,
"dnsbl",
&reason,
),
"gline" => s.add_xline(
XKind::Gline,
&format!("*@{ipstr}"),
DNSBL_BAN,
"dnsbl",
&reason,
),
"zline" => s.add_xline(XKind::Zline, &ipstr, DNSBL_BAN, "dnsbl", &reason),
"kill" | "reject" => {}
_ => return, // "mark" or unknown: notify only, don't disconnect
}
// pre-registration users aren't caught by add_xline's enforce sweep, so close
// this connection explicitly (the ERROR flushes before the socket).
s.send(uid, format!("ERROR :Closing link: ({reason})"));
s.remove_user(uid, &reason);
}

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//! Optional, pluggable modules — echoIRCd's answer to InspIRCd's `src/modules/`.
//! Each hooks lifecycle events via the [`crate::module::Module`] trait.
//! Most hook lifecycle events via the [`crate::module::Module`] trait; [`dnsbl`]
//! is the exception — it's driven straight from the connection lifecycle rather
//! than the hook bus, but lives here as its own self-contained unit.
pub mod antimixedutf8;
pub mod cloak;
pub mod dnsbl;
pub mod flood;
pub mod snoop;