"""
Exception classes used either by our helpers, or just generic exception names which are missing from
the standard base exceptions in Python, and are commonly used across our projects.
**Copyright**::
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| Originally Developed by Privex Inc. |
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| Core Developer(s): |
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| (+) Chris (@someguy123) [Privex] |
| (+) Kale (@kryogenic) [Privex] |
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"""
[docs]class PrivexException(Exception):
"""Base exception for all custom Privex exceptions"""
pass
#####
# Exceptions related to DNS (domain, or individual record errors)
#####
[docs]class BaseDNSException(PrivexException):
"""Base exception for DNS-related exceptions"""
pass
[docs]class BoundaryException(BaseDNSException):
"""
Thrown when the v4/v6 address boundary for a reverse DNS record is invalid.
An "address boundary" is the minimum amount of bits that defines a character in a reverse DNS domain
(i.e. those ending in in-addr/ip6.arpa):
- IPv6 uses "nibbles" of 4 bits for each individual character in a standard 128-bit address
- IPv4 uses "octets" of 8 bits, which represent 0-255 in each of the 4 "blocks" within an IPv4 address
This means the minimum and maximum boundaries for IPv4 and IPv6 are as such:
IPv6 - Minimum boundary: 4 bits (``*.f.ip6.arpa``), Maximum boundary: 128 bits (rDNS for a single address, i.e. a /128)
IPv4 - Minimum boundary: 8 bits (``x.x.x.127.in-addr.arpa``), Maximum boundary: 32 bits (``1.0.0.127.in-addr.arpa``)
"""
pass
[docs]class DomainNotFound(BaseDNSException):
"""Thrown when a (sub)domain or it's parent(s) could not be found"""
pass
[docs]class InvalidDNSRecord(BaseDNSException):
"""Thrown when a passed DNS record is not valid"""
pass