[Bug]: Interface ipv4Cidr/ipv6Cidr validation is family-agnostic, so the two fields can be swapped or both set to the same family
Describe the bug
src/server/database/repositories/interface/types.ts defines one cidr schema (isCidr(value) from is-cidr, which accepts both IPv4 and IPv6) and uses it for both ipv4Cidr and ipv6Cidr in InterfaceUpdateSchema (lines ~47-48) and InterfaceCidrUpdateSchema (lines ~84-85). Nothing checks that ipv4Cidr is an IPv4 network or that ipv6Cidr is an IPv6 network.
So an admin can save ipv4Cidr = "fd00::/64" and/or ipv6Cidr = "10.8.0.0/24" through the Admin → Interface page (or POST /api/admin/interface / the CIDR update route). The values are accepted and persisted. Downstream, wgHelper.ts:52-53 does parseCidr(wgInterface.ipv4Cidr) / parseCidr(wgInterface.ipv6Cidr) and derives the server's own tunnel addresses and each client's AllowedIPs = <ipv4>/32, <ipv6>/128 from them, and the client repository range-checks new client addresses against these fields. With the families swapped, the generated wg0.conf Address line and the per-peer AllowedIPs lines get the wrong prefix lengths (/32 on an IPv6 address, /128 on an IPv4 address), client address allocation fails or produces addresses in the wrong family, and the interface either fails to come up or comes up with unusable routing. Recovery requires editing the database or re-running setup, because the UI keeps rejecting nothing.
Found by static review; I have not deployed a swapped configuration end to end, only traced the code path above.
Expected behavior
ipv4Cidr should only accept an IPv4 CIDR and ipv6Cidr only an IPv6 CIDR. is-cidr exports v4 and v6, so the fix is two schemas instead of one:
import isCidr from 'is-cidr';
const cidr4 = z.string(...).refine((v) => isCidr.v4(v), { message: t('zod.interface.cidrValid') }).pipe(safeStringRefine);
const cidr6 = z.string(...).refine((v) => isCidr.v6(v), { message: t('zod.interface.cidrValid') }).pipe(safeStringRefine);
// InterfaceUpdateSchema / InterfaceCidrUpdateSchema: ipv4Cidr: cidr4, ipv6Cidr: cidr6Relevant log output
n/a (static finding)
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Source: wg-easy/wg-easy