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{ |
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$port = ((int) $_POST['db_port'] == ini_get($db_type . 'default_port')) ? '' : (int) $_POST['db_port']; |
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} |
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elseif ($db_type == 'postgresql') |
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{ |
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// PostgreSQL doesn't have a default port setting in php.ini, so just check against the default |
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$port = ((int) $_POST['db_port'] == 5432) ? '' : (int) $_POST['db_port']; |
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} |
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} |
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if (!empty($port)) |
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// For MySQL, we can get the "default port" from PHP. PostgreSQL has no such option though. |
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if (($db_type == 'mysql' || $db_type == 'mysqli') && $_POST['db_port'] != ini_get($db_type . '.default_port')) |
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$vars['db_port'] = (int) $_POST['db_port']; |
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elseif ($db_type == 'postgresql' && $_POST['db_port'] != 5432) |
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$vars['db_port'] = (int) $_POST['db_port']; |
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} |
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// God I hope it saved! |