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Set php_value for custom URL with .htaccess file – Apache

I want to set a PHP value just for some URL. For example, I have many URLs and one of them is http://example.com/admin. I want to add post_max_size php_value for this URL only.

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    You might be able to use an Apache expression (Apache 2.4) in .htaccess to isolate that one URL, otherwise the directive will naturally apply to this directory tree.

    Something like:

    <If "%{REQUEST_URI} == '/admin'">
    php_value post_max_size 64M
</If>

    Whether you can set a php_value at all in .htaccess is dependent on PHP being installed as an Apache module.

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    unfortunately the construct

    <If "%{REQUEST_URI} == '/admin'">
    php_value post_max_size 64M
</If>

    doesn’t work, because it seems, that on “php_value” parameter parse, the REQUEST_URI variable is not initalized. I managed to get it working by comparing THE_REQUEST variable and preg matching:

    <If "'%{THE_REQUEST}' =~ m#uploadPublic.php#">
    php_value upload_max_filesize 100M
    php_value post_max_size 100M
</If>
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