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1) Strictly keep track of the accumulating $retval from calls to various
functions that apply changes.
2) Use new function print_apply_result_box() to print a suitable message
in a suitable severity based on $retval
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1) If there are multiple rows with invalid IP addresses then the same message was displayed multiple times. We might as well let the use know which row(s) have the problem.
2) The section that checks is_subnet stuff was first using is_ipaddr() (redundantly given it is already in the else of !is_ipaddr() ), and then is_subnet() - these would have handled both the IPv4 and IPv6 cases, so the other IPv6 tests would never have happened.
3) I don't think we need to test function_exists("is_ipaddrv6") any more - it had better be there in master!
Note: The front-end JS prevents entry of an invalid mask, so it is a bit hard for the user to actually generate the netmask error messages.
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Fixed #6984
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The usage of require() and require_once() throughout the system is
inconsistent, and "bugs" come up now and then when the order of
"requires" is a bit different and some require() happens after the
include file is already included/required.
It seems to me that there is no harm at all in always using
require_once().
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Remove "you" personalizations.
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This reverts commit a32bed49516f3df3d104a5026a5b2c74451f348f, reversing
changes made to 9ec9978267a5d1985d6da8ba35d52b7174239d2f.
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The text of a Form_Button is not translated internally. Some Form_Button
calls already had the button text enclosed in gettext(), this does it
for the remaining ones.
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custom restrictions for arbitrary networks. Fixes #4463
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