/* $Header: /proj/cvs/prod/bind8/contrib/dns_signer/parse/dns_support.h,v 1.1 1999/01/05 03:02:29 vixie Exp $ */
#ifndef __dns_support_h__
#define __dns_support_h__

#include <sys/types.h>

/*	DNS protocol specific, but not BIND dependent */

/*	wire_name_length

	Calculates the number of bytes in a DNS wire format name

	Return values:
		0 = Either the parameter is NULL, or the name is too long (> 255)
		1-255 = length of name
*/

u_int16_t wire_name_length (const u_int8_t *field);

/*	wire_name_labels

	Calculates the number of labels in a DNS wire format name

	Return values:
		0 = Either the parameter is NULL, or the name is too long (> 255)
		1-128 = number of labels

	The root name, 0x00, has one label.  "COM." has two labels 0x03 C O M 0x00.
	Caution: this is not the same as the label count in the SIG record.
*/

u_int16_t wire_name_labels (const u_int8_t *field);

/*	wire_length

	Calculates the number of bytes in a DNS wire format record */

u_int16_t wire_length (const u_int8_t *field);

/*	temporally_challenged_signature

	Returns true if the signature has expired or the time signed is in the
	future.  Also returns true if the RR is not a signature.
*/

int temporally_challeneged_signature (const u_int8_t *rr);

/*	dump_response

	Performs a somewhat formatted raw dump of the response.  What this
	means is that the header (including rcode) is printed in hex on one
	line, the query on the next, and then each response RR is dumped on
	a line by itself.  No attempt is made to interpret the hex values
	beyond this.
*/

void dump_response (const u_int8_t *ans, int resplen);

/*	skip_questions

	Returns the index of the first byte of the answer section
	(authority if the answer is empty) of a DNS response
	(starting at memory address buf).
*/

int skip_questions(const u_int8_t *buf);

/*	namecmp

	Compare the DNS wire format names in name1 and name2 based upon
	DNSSEC sorting rules.  Returns -1 if name1 comes before name2, 
	0 if the names are equivalent, and +1 otherwise.
*/

int	namecmp (const u_int8_t *name1, const u_int8_t *name2);

/*	retrieve_type

	Gets the host ordered type value from an RR.
*/

u_int16_t retrieve_type (const u_int8_t *rr);

int rr_length (const u_int8_t *buf, int buf_index);

#endif

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