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Handle alias from CNAME in diag_dns

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If I resolve a CNAME with diag_dns, it gives back the translated FQDNs - e.g. www.inf.org translates to inf.org. Then press "Add Alias".
Problem: The existing code puts a "/32" CIDR after that in the alias "www_inf_org" in the config - "inf.org./32" - and if you then edit the "www_inf_org" alias it shows as "inf.org./32" in the Network or FQDN Address field. Normally when putting an FQDN into an alias, no CIDR is inserted.

This change fixes it.
(cherry picked from commit 607b785f63)
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Phil Davis 2016-04-05 11:34:01 +05:45 committed by Renato Botelho
parent 73ff9530d1
commit 11614bc904
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@ -97,7 +97,13 @@ if (isset($_POST['create_alias']) && (is_hostname($host) || is_ipaddr($host))) {
$addresses .= " ";
}
$re = rtrim($re);
$sn = is_ipaddrv6($re) ? '/128' : '/32';
if (is_ipaddr($re)) {
$sn = is_ipaddrv6($re) ? '/128' : '/32';
} else {
// The name was a CNAME and resolved to another name, rather than an address.
// In this case the alias entry will have a FQDN, so do not put a CIDR after it.
$sn = "";
}
$addresses .= $re . $sn;
$isfirst = false;
}