Actually, the search does not ignore dates at all, but it filters stateless alerts wrong somehow.
A stateless alert will have a start time, but no end time, as it represents a point in time, and not an interval of time. It appears that stateless alerts are filtered according to the criteria "start_time >= search_from_date" but is missing "start_time <= search_to_date".
In effect, whatever start date you enter in the form, _all_ stateless alerts that match the other criteria and occurred after or on the starting date will be displayed.
Actually, the search does not ignore dates at all, but it filters stateless alerts wrong somehow.
A stateless alert will have a start time, but no end time, as it represents a point in time, and not an interval of time. It appears that stateless alerts are filtered according to the criteria "start_time >= search_from_date" but is missing "start_time <= search_to_date".
In effect, whatever start date you enter in the form, _all_ stateless alerts that match the other criteria and occurred after or on the starting date will be displayed.