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  • trunk/wp-admin/includes/file.php

    r10199 r10150  
    668668    $credentials['private_key'] = defined('FTP_PRIKEY') ? FTP_PRIKEY : (!empty($_POST['private_key']) ? $_POST['private_key'] : $credentials['private_key']);
    669669
    670     //sanitize the hostname, Some people might pass in odd-data:
    671     $credentials['hostname'] = preg_replace('|\w+://|', '', $credentials['hostname']); //Strip any schemes off
    672 
    673670    if ( strpos($credentials['hostname'], ':') )
    674671        list( $credentials['hostname'], $credentials['port'] ) = explode(':', $credentials['hostname'], 2);
    675     else
    676         unset($credentials['port']);
    677672
    678673    if ( defined('FTP_SSH') || (isset($_POST['connection_type']) && 'ssh' == $_POST['connection_type']) )
     
    685680    if ( ! $error && !empty($credentials['password']) && !empty($credentials['username']) && !empty($credentials['hostname']) ) {
    686681        $stored_credentials = $credentials;
    687         if ( !empty($stored_credentials['port']) ) //save port as part of hostname to simplify above code.
    688             $stored_credentials['hostname'] .= ':' . $stored_credentials['port'];
    689 
    690         unset($stored_credentials['password'], $stored_credentials['port'], $stored_credentials['private_key'], $stored_credentials['public_key']);
     682        unset($stored_credentials['password'], $stored_credentials['private_key'], $stored_credentials['public_key']);
    691683        update_option('ftp_credentials', $stored_credentials);
    692684        return $credentials;
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