Revert code because it does not fix security hole completely. Also it
does work on origin but at a transition level. Sanitizing for command line data must not appears inside a function used for http data. I prefer fixing this at the source and also using a rule that clean all attacks completely instead of a rule that clean "most problem but not all".
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@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ if ($what == 'mysql')
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if (! empty($dolibarr_main_db_port)) $param.=" -P ".$dolibarr_main_db_port;
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if (! $_POST["use_transaction"]) $param.=" -l --single-transaction";
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if ($_POST["disable_fk"]) $param.=" -K";
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if ($_POST["sql_compat"] && $_POST["sql_compat"] != 'NONE') $param.=" --compatible=".GETPOST("sql_compat","alpha");
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if ($_POST["sql_compat"] && $_POST["sql_compat"] != 'NONE') $param.=" --compatible=".preg_replace('/[^a-zA-Z0-9]/','',GETPOST("sql_compat","alpha"));
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if ($_POST["drop_database"]) $param.=" --add-drop-database";
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if ($_POST["sql_structure"])
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{
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