note 126656 added to reserved.variables.environment
| From: | Andrew at IslandArchitecturalWoodwork | Date: | Thu, 02 Dec 2021 14:17:49 +0000 |
| Subject: | note 126656 added to reserved.variables.environment | ||
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When placing the environment variables in the httpd.conf file of my Apache server, I can access
those variables by using getenv(). When I use $_ENV[] or $_SERVER[], they are not accessible. Inside
my php.ini file, the variables-order property is configured with 'E' included; noted by
other users.
When placing the environment variables in the httpd-vhosts.conf file of my Apache server, I can
access those variables by using getenv(), as well as $_SERVER[]. Using $_ENV[] still does not work
for me. Calling getenv() before $_ENV[] didn't seem to work either.
$_SERVER[] will remain as my solution.
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