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API description, development and DNSBL docs

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global_delist_purgeSpecial ability to purge hosts instead of marking them deleted in the database

Permission flag	Description
allow_cidr	The usage of CIDR-blocks are normally not permitted by the DNSBL API, in more functions than listing them. This permission also opens up for usage in DELETE/UPDATE cases (in our local e-mail requests where support sometimes cover CIDR-block removals, this would help a lot). However, adding data with CIDR and different flags might be a problem (this permission does not exist in the API yet)
allow_cidr_update	Setting that partially allows CIDR-block updates for the DNSBL (there migt me limitations linked to this permission - see the documentation for this information) Current limitations: Not lower than 24
Global delisting permission (can use as delisting service for visitors)	local_delist	Local delisting permission (server can delist self)_purge	Special ability to purge hosts instead of marking them deleted in the database
dnsbl_update	Standard DNSBL ability to update data in the DNSBL (dnsbl.tornevall.org and bl.fraudbl.org)
fraudbl_update	Extended ability to handle fraudbl-commerce (this is not the regular bl.fraudbl.org resolver)
global_delist	Global delisting permission (can	use as delisting service for visitors)
local_delist	Local delisting permission (server can delist self)
overwrite_flags	When sending new or updated data to DNSBL, clients can only add more flags to the host. This feature makes it possible to overwrite old flags Not yet implemented

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Method

URL/data

The parameter

Expected response

HTTP POST

https://api.tornevall.net/2.0/dnsbl/ip/

HTTP POST variables

?bulk[]=ipaddr1&bulk[]=ipaddr2

bulk[]=ipAddr

Arrayed (or not arrayed by only using bulk=ipAddr) request should return information about the current blacklisted ip (if it is blacklisted). To return fingerprints about the ip address, you could add ipAddr|e, where e stands for extended information.

To add or delete a host in the blacklist, with specific permissions additional parameters was used: |a|<bitValue> for adding the address with a bit value (described here), or |d for deletion. Additional parameters (with permissions) could be used to purge (p) content.

FIngerprints are used to make API requesters get more information about the

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Method

URL

Information

Data (POST parameters)

Expected response

HTTP POST

https://api.tornevall.net/3.0/dnsbl/

or

https://api.tornevall.com/3.0/dnsbl/request/ip/1.2.3.4

HTTP POST has the same role as HTTP GET but with post parameters. Supports IPv6.

URL-encoded or JSON-formatted:

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// simple json {"ip":"1.2.3.4"} // simple http post &ip=1.2.3.4 // multiple json {"ip":["1.2.3.4", "5.6.7.8"]} // multiple http post ip[]=1.2.3.4&ip[]=5.6.7.8

This example is the same for the rest of examples in this table.

Is ip listed?

HTTP PUT

https://api.tornevall.net/3.0/dnsbl/

Insert or update ip address

Address to insert or update in DNSBL

<type>

What to update (defaults to dnsbl)

This information will update

<flags>

The bitmast flags mentions here

Example:

Code Block

language	js
title	Do blacklist

{
	"ip":"1.2.3.4",
	"flags":64,
	"type":"dnsbl"
}

HTTP DELETE

https://api.tornevall.net/3.0/dnsbl/

Delist (delete/remove) ip address

Example:

Code Block

language	js
title	Do blacklist

{
	"ip":"1.2.3.4",
}

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