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Revision 8a85ab90

Added by Jim Pingle almost 14 years ago

Apparently RFC 1123 overrides RFC 952 and hostnames can start with digits these days.

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usr/local/www/services_dhcp_edit.php
111 111 
	$_POST['mac'] = strtolower(str_replace("-", ":", $_POST['mac']));
112 112
113 113 
	if ($_POST['hostname']) {
114 
		preg_match("/^[0-9]/", $_POST['hostname'], $matches);
115 
		if($matches)
116 
			$input_errors[] = gettext("The hostname cannot start with a numeric character according to RFC952");
117 114 
		preg_match("/\-\$/", $_POST['hostname'], $matches);
118 115 
		if($matches)
119 116 
			$input_errors[] = gettext("The hostname cannot end with a hyphen according to RFC952");
usr/local/www/services_dhcpv6_edit.php
108 108 
	do_input_validation($_POST, $reqdfields, $reqdfieldsn, &$input_errors);
109 109 

  		




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	if ($_POST['hostname']) {


  		




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		preg_match("/^[0-9]/", $_POST['hostname'], $matches);


  		




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		if($matches)


  		




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			$input_errors[] = gettext("The hostname cannot start with a numeric character according to RFC952");


  		




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		preg_match("/\-\$/", $_POST['hostname'], $matches);


  		




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		if($matches)


  		




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			$input_errors[] = gettext("The hostname cannot end with a hyphen according to RFC952");		


  		












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