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ARES_PARSE_NAPTR_REPLY(3)			     ARES_PARSE_NAPTR_REPLY(3)

NAME
       ares_parse_naptr_reply - Parse a reply to a DNS query of type NAPTR

SYNOPSIS
       #include <ares.h>

       int ares_parse_naptr_reply(const unsigned char* abuf, int alen,
       struct ares_naptr_reply** naptr_out);

DESCRIPTION
       The  ares_parse_naptr_reply  function parses the response to a query of
       type NAPTR into a linked list of struct ares_naptr_reply The parameters
       abuf  and alen give the contents of the response.  The result is stored
       in allocated memory and a  pointer  to  it  stored  into	 the  variable
       pointed to by naptr_out.	 It is the caller's responsibility to free the
       resulting naptr_out structure when it is no  longer  needed  using  the
       function ares_free_data

       The structure ares_naptr_reply contains the following fields:

	   struct ares_naptr_reply {
	       struct ares_naptr_reply *next;
	       unsigned char *flags;
	       unsigned char *service;
	       unsigned char *regexp;
	       char *replacement;
	       unsigned short order;
	       unsigned short preference;
	   };

RETURN VALUES
       ares_parse_naptr_reply can return any of the following values:

       ARES_SUCCESS   The response was successfully parsed.

       ARES_EBADRESP  The response was malformatted.

       ARES_ENODATA   The response did not contain an answer to the query.

       ARES_ENOMEM    Memory was exhausted.

AVAILABILITY
       This function was first introduced in c-ares version 1.7.6.

SEE ALSO
       ares_query(3) ares_free_data(3)

AUTHOR
       Written by Jakub Hrozek <jhrozek@redhat.com>, on behalf of Red Hat, Inc
       http://www.redhat.com

			       23 February 2012	     ARES_PARSE_NAPTR_REPLY(3)
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