Setting the dynamic block action to NoOp allows the dynamic rule to
be inserted as usual and show up while looking at the rules,
while not blocking any query and not stopping subsequent rules from
being evaluated.
:param addresses: set of Addresses as returned by an exceed function
:param string message: The message to show next to the blocks
:param int seconds: The number of seconds this block to expire
- :param int action: The action to take when the dynamic block matches, see :ref:`here <DNSAction>`. (default to the one set with :func:`setDynBlocksAction`)
+ :param int action: The action to take when the dynamic block matches, see :ref:`here <DNSAction>`. (default to DNSAction.None, meaning the one set with :func:`setDynBlocksAction` is used)
+
+ Please see the documentation for :func:`setDynBlocksAction` to confirm which actions are supported by the action paramater.