This commit implements our replacement for the setup wizard. The questions are roughly the same as in the legacy version.
Some less relevant options have been removed (pppoe ondemand for example) and isc-dhcpd has been replaced with dnsmasq.

Only standard tools have been used, a memory model to validate the data and simple input forms in tabs.

The in memory model acts as a wrapper around a legacy configuration data and a couple of component models to apply the requested settings.

Some legacy settings using isset() have been altered to use their empty() equivalent.

This commit implements our replacement for the setup wizard. The questions are roughly the same as in the legacy version.
Some less relevant options have been removed (pppoe ondemand for example) and isc-dhcpd has been replaced with dnsmasq.

Only standard tools have been used, a memory model to validate the data and simple input forms in tabs.

The in memory model acts as a wrapper around a legacy configuration data and a couple of component models to apply the requested settings.

Some legacy settings using isset() have been altered to use their empty() equivalent.

This commit implements our replacement for the setup wizard. The questions are roughly the same as in the legacy version.
Some less relevant options have been removed (pppoe ondemand for example) and isc-dhcpd has been replaced with dnsmasq.

Only standard tools have been used, a memory model to validate the data and simple input forms in tabs.

The in memory model acts as a wrapper around a legacy configuration data and a couple of component models to apply the requested settings.

Some legacy settings using isset() have been altered to use their empty() equivalent.

This commit implements our replacement for the setup wizard. The questions are roughly the same as in the legacy version.
Some less relevant options have been removed (pppoe ondemand for example) and isc-dhcpd has been replaced with dnsmasq.

Only standard tools have been used, a memory model to validate the data and simple input forms in tabs.

The in memory model acts as a wrapper around a legacy configuration data and a couple of component models to apply the requested settings.

Some legacy settings using isset() have been altered to use their empty() equivalent.

This commit implements our replacement for the setup wizard. The questions are roughly the same as in the legacy version.
Some less relevant options have been removed (pppoe ondemand for example) and isc-dhcpd has been replaced with dnsmasq.

Only standard tools have been used, a memory model to validate the data and simple input forms in tabs.

The in memory model acts as a wrapper around a legacy configuration data and a couple of component models to apply the requested settings.

Some legacy settings using isset() have been altered to use their empty() equivalent.

This commit implements our replacement for the setup wizard. The questions are roughly the same as in the legacy version.
Some less relevant options have been removed (pppoe ondemand for example) and isc-dhcpd has been replaced with dnsmasq.

Only standard tools have been used, a memory model to validate the data and simple input forms in tabs.

The in memory model acts as a wrapper around a legacy configuration data and a couple of component models to apply the requested settings.

Some legacy settings using isset() have been altered to use their empty() equivalent.

…the console setup configures the same (#8352)

Fix some small php arnings in the process, but further than that just rewrite the dhcpd console handling to use dnsmasq instead of isc.
Eventually we will need to rewrite the console tools as well, but let's try to keep this compatible with minimal impact.

… the console setup configures the same (#8352)

Fix some small php arnings in the process, but further than that just rewrite the dhcpd console handling to use dnsmasq instead of isc.
Eventually we will need to rewrite the console tools as well, but let's try to keep this compatible with minimal impact.

…) for #8352

This commit implements our replacement for the setup wizard. The questions are roughly the same as in the legacy version.
Some less relevant options have been removed (pppoe ondemand for example) and isc-dhcpd has been replaced with dnsmasq.

Only standard tools have been used, a memory model to validate the data and simple input forms in tabs.

The in memory model acts as a wrapper around a legacy configuration data and a couple of component models to apply the requested settings.

Some legacy settings using isset() have been altered to use their empty() equivalent.

… the console setup configures the same (#8352)

Fix some small php arnings in the process, but further than that just rewrite the dhcpd console handling to use dnsmasq instead of isc.
Eventually we will need to rewrite the console tools as well, but let's try to keep this compatible with minimal impact.

…) for #8352

* wizard: reimplement system setup, for #8352

This commit implements our replacement for the setup wizard. The questions are roughly the same as in the legacy version.
Some less relevant options have been removed (pppoe ondemand for example) and isc-dhcpd has been replaced with dnsmasq.

Only standard tools have been used, a memory model to validate the data and simple input forms in tabs.

The in memory model acts as a wrapper around a legacy configuration data and a couple of component models to apply the requested settings.

Some legacy settings using isset() have been altered to use their empty() equivalent.

* wizard: as we're changing to dnsmasq as default, we need to make sure the console setup configures the same (#8352)

Fix some small php arnings in the process, but further than that just rewrite the dhcpd console handling to use dnsmasq instead of isc.
Eventually we will need to rewrite the console tools as well, but let's try to keep this compatible with minimal impact.

* wizard: change other occurrences of isset($config['dnsallowoverride']) for #8352

* wizard: sort listtags() and some other minor review comments for #8352