# dkim_dns_set_query_cancel()

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SYNOPSIS |
    #include <dkim.h>
    void dkim_dns_set_query_cancel(
    	DKIM_LIB *libopendkim,
            int (*func)(void *, void *)
    );
Declares the function to be used by a libopendkim instance when it needs to cancel a DNS query already in progress. By default, a stub function that does nothing is set, since there is no way to cancel a query in the standard UNIX resolver library. The function will be passed the following arguments: An opaque DNS service handle as previously specified by a call to `dkim_dns_set_query_service()` A handle for a previously initiated DNS query as returned by the function provided by `dkim_dns_set_query_start()` The function is expected to return one of the following: `DKIM_DNS_SUCCESS` -- query was successfully canceled `DKIM_DNS_ERROR` -- an error occurred
DESCRIPTION |
Called When | `dkim_dns_set_query_cancel()` can be called at any time, but is presumably most useful prior to doing any DNS operations such as are done during `dkim_eoh()` when verifying.
ARGUMENTS |
Argument | Description
--- | ---
libopendkim | The library instantiation handle, returned by `dkim_init()`.
func | A pointer to a function that should be used to cancel DNS queries.
RETURN VALUES | None.
NOTES | Asynchronous key lookups can also be accomplished using `dkim_set_key_lookup()`.

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