There is currently no code to convert an IPv6 range to a set of corresponding IPv6 subnets, so warn the user if they attempt that from the alias bulk import GUI.
When entering a host alias, if the user put an IP range (like 192.168.0.10-192.168.0.20) or a subnet (like 192.168.1.200/29) then expand it into a list of individual IP addresses. Check that it will not make too many rows to exceed the existing 5000 row limit on the GUI.
Note: expanding ranges and subnets like this is only for IPv4 for now. Entering an IPv6 range or subnet in a hosts alias will display a message telling the user that is not supported - it could be done in future but currently the routines that convert this stuff are only for IPv4.
I have done as much validation as I can think of, and where there is a problem the original user-entered data is preserved for re-display, as well as the input errors being displayed. So IMO it should be self-documenting.
dhcpleaseinlocaltime is actually a global setting, but the setting is stored per-DHCP-enabled-interface.
The display code in status_dhcp_leases already sorts this out - if any interface has the setting enabled then the displayed lease times are adjusted to local time.
This fixes up the input of the setting. If dhcpleaseinlocaltime is checked on any interface, then it will now be shown checked whichever interface tab the user happens to have open.
Whatever the user does to the checkbox, the setting is saved to all interfaces in the config - this is particularly neccesary when unchecking the box. The setting must be cleared in the config for all interfaces.
The way this change works, there is no need to convert existing configs. The code correctly works with both old and new configs.
This came up again in forum: https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=82881.msg0
It is an annoying "feature" so I think it is worth clearing it up on the UI.
As suggested in forum https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=82883.msg0#new
Instead of a non-functioning red plus icon, show an edit icon for static mapped entries, and take the user to services_dhcp_edit page if it is clicked. IMHO this makes it much easier to correct things that are noticed when viewing the Status, DHCP Leases display.
