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README.md

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A DNS proxy server that conditionally rewrites and filters A record requests

Usage

By default the proxy will listen on port 53, and proxy requests to the servers in /etc/resolve.conf. However, by default all requests are blocked without explicit rules, so to proxy requests you must configure at least one rewrite rule.

from dnsrewriteproxy import DnsProxy

# Proxy all incoming A record requests without any rewriting
start = DnsProxy(rules=((r'(^.*$)', r'\1'),))

# Proxy is running, accepting UDP requests on port 53
stop = await start()

# Stopped
await stop()