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Is there anything special one has to do in order to enable the use of the "php_value"
directive in the context of an apache .htaccess file?
I not
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> > I believe Apache's Allowoverride directive must have "Options" or
> > "+Options" set for php_value changes to be permitted on a per-directory
> > basis in .htaccess files.
> >
> > "Allowoverride All" is one way to make sure they're permitted. :D
>
> So... if I
> I believe Apache's Allowoverride directive must have "Options" or
> "+Options" set for php_value changes to be permitted on a per-directory
> basis in .htaccess files.
>
> "Allowoverride All" is one way to make sure they're permitted. :D
So... if I throw an override all in the .htaccess file I'
> Is there anything special one has to do in order to enable the use of
> the "php_value" directive in the context of an apache .htaccess file?
>
> I notice that on some hosts I can drop in something like:
>
> php_value auto_prepend_file groove.php
>
> with impunity. Other hosts, it causes Ap
Is there anything special one has to do in order to enable the use of the "php_value"
directive in the context of an apache .htaccess file?
I notice that on some hosts I can drop in something like:
php_value auto_prepend_file groove.php
with impunity. Other hosts, it causes Apache to ge
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