----- Original Message -----
> Hello,
> I'm a situation where I can can control the webserver configuration,
> but
> users are free to use .htaccess, and so also write wrong/unsupported
> options in there (f.e. php_flag when we launch PHP via CGI).
>
> I'd like to simply skip those errors and go on with the other (valid)
> options instead of erroring out.
>
> Is is possible? If so, how? If not, what can I do (ask the users is

Nope.

> not
> an option, sadly).

.htaccess errors manifest as 500 errors in the error log.
You could aggregate those and mail it to the users.

> Thanks in advance,
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> Sandro Tosi
> Product Engineer
> Shared Hosting Products
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