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Subject: Re: [users@httpd] $_POST equivalent env variable in apache

Evuraan wrote:
> Greetings..!
> 
> Question:much like $_POST in php, used to collect values from a form
> sent with method="POST", is there a variable (like $QUERY_STRING in
> case of a GET) to grab data from a POST request?
> 
> I am trying to avoid having a php snippet to read form data. Like
> $QUERY_STRING in case of a GET, is there a variable for POST DATA.?
> 
Short answer : no.  Apache does not set up an environment value with the 
content of a POST.

But in fact the question does not make much sense.

In the case of a POST, the data may include, for instance, the whole 
content of a 30 MB uploaded file.
There must exist some method in PHP to obtain this data, but that is a 
question best asked on a PHP forum.

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