Add a "Block client" button to the Query Log

[DandelionSprout]

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Problem Description

When going to the Query Log (which I often do), I often see the Block button right next to the client IP, and I often have to remember that the button instead blocks the domain name much further to the left.

This has inspired me to think: Why not add a Block Client button there as well, which automatically adds the client IP to DNS Settings → Disallowed Clients?

As seen in the screenshot below, it would have saved me a bit of time to simply block highly questionable clients like these directly from the logger, instead of marking and copying the IPs and manually pasting them into Disallowed Clients.

Proposed Solution

Described in Problem Description above.

Alternatives Considered

None that are realistic. Especially if we exclude dramatic things like adding an option to disallow all PR-Chinese IPs by default, which probably isn't even relevant to this feature request.

Additional Information

May or may not cause conflicts (or simply require some extra adaption work) with #1032, should that one ever become implemented.

[ghost]

Similar request here #896 however not within query log page

[Grergo]

I have also received a large number of DNS requests for " pizzaseo.com" recently. Is there any better way to solve this problem once and for all, except for the ban on clients?

[ameshkov]

@Grergo add it to the "blocked domains" in the DNS settings section

[Grergo]

add it to the "blocked domains" in the DNS settings section
Thank you

[ameshkov]

Merged into #2050