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# .htaccess file settings which we recommend to use to configure your 
# web server environment. 
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# Note that PHP flags can be used in .htaccess file only if you have 
# your PHP compiled as webserver module rather than CGI.
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# To apply any parameter in this file, just remove # symbol in the first
# position of the respective parameter.
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# PHP SESSION SETTINGS
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# Session identifier transmitting in URL (least secure choice):
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#php_flag session.use_trans_sid on
#php_flag session.use_cookies 0
#php_flag session.use_only_cookies 0
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# NOTES: 
# - Transmitting session ID in URL is the least secure choice because 
#   this identifier can be stolen and used without permission under 
#   someone else's account. 
# - Advantage of this choice: it allows to work with several WebAsyst
#   working databases from the same client browser simultaneously.
#
#
# Session identifier passed by cookies (most secure choice):
#
#
#php_flag session.use_trans_sid off
#php_flag session.use_cookies 1
#php_flag session.use_only_cookies 1
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# NOTE: Session identificator stored in cookies at client's computer.
# Such choice of settings allows to work only with one WebAsyst working 
# database from the same client browser.
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# FILE SIZE LIMITS
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# Following parameters limit file size which WebAsyst can upload
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# Maximum uploaded file size:
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#php_value upload_max_filesize 250M 
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# Maximum allowed size of POST-data (this property affects cummulative 
# size of all files being uploaded):
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#php_value post_max_size 1000M
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# MISC WEB SERVER DIRECTIVES
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# auto_prepend_file directive of your webserver defines file which 
# will be automatically processed prior to the WebAsyst start script. 
# It can badly interere with WebAsyst and cause malfunction. 
# Special value "none" turn this directive off.
#
#php_value auto_prepend_file none
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