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Like many variables in PHP using ini_set() on a page doesn't actually work. I've recently upgraded my PHP version and found that my multiple image uploader is now capped. After 3 hours of frustration, I've found that my new PHP install has the new "max_file_uploads" parameter set to "20". So only the first 7 images get uploaded (each is in three sizes, 7*3=21). I can now change my php.ini value of "max_file_uploads" to 300, but I'd rather not do that side wide. Is there any way to set that value just for a single file (upload.php)? Could a .htaccess file be used for this? Correction: max_file

I always used a normal PHP file and just defined the variables in that file, but is this considered best practice? Example: <?php define('DB_PASS', 'p@ssw0rd'); ?> It is quite safe and I don't think there is any best practice for constants, but I tend to gather them in a dedicated Constants class for readability: class Constants { const DB_PASS = 'mypass'; } Naming your PHP file something that begins with .ht (for instance .htconfig.inc.php) also helps, since Apache usually has a rule never to serve any files that are named .ht*. But placing your file outside of the document root is even

Consider the following INI file: [TestSettings] # First comment goes here environment = test [Browser] # Second comment goes here browser = chrome chromedriver = default ... I'm using Python 2.7 to update the ini file: config = ConfigParser.ConfigParser() config.read(path_to_ini) config.set('TestSettings','environment',r'some_other_value') with open(path_to_ini, 'wb') as configfile: config.write(configfile) How can I update the INI file without removing the comments. The INI file is updated but the comments are removed. [TestSettings] environment = some_other_value [Browser] browser = chrome

I need a way to read all sections/keys of ini file in a StringBuilder variable: [DllImport("kernel32.dll")] private static extern int GetPrivateProfileString(string lpAppName, string lpKeyName, string lpDefault, StringBuilder lpReturnedString, int nSize, string lpFileName); ... private List<string> GetKeys(string iniFile, string category) { StringBuilder returnString = new StringBuilder(255); GetPrivateProfileString(category, null, null, returnString, 32768, iniFile); ... } In returnString is only the first key value! How it is possible to get all at once and write it to the StringBuilder and

I used to set up environment evariables http_proxy and https_proxy (with user + password) in the past to use Pip (on Windows) behind a corporate proxy. But recently I needed to tell Pip to use a proxy without setting up environment variables as this conflicted with git configuration in combination with SSL Certificates which I get to work only by removing environment variables for proxy. Fortunately you can configure PIP with an pip.ini file as described here: https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/user_guide/#config-file The detailed answer to my own question follows below. Here are the steps how to

I'm using QSettings to store some data as ini file in Windows. I want to see the ini file, but I don't know what is the location of the ini file. This is my code: QSettings *set = new QSettings(QSettings::IniFormat, QSettings::UserScope, "bbb", "aaa"); set->setValue("size", size()); set->setValue("pos", pos()); Where do I have to look? Or may be I miss the code which write it to the file? When does the QSettings write its values? To print out the exact location of your settings file use method fileName method of QSettings class. QSettings settings("folderName", "fileName"); qDebug() <<