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Unless I'm mistaken and depending on your host there should be 3 workarounds.

The first would be by using .user.ini files.

You can read more over at PHP.net

 

The second would be by using ini_set()

 

The third would be by using php_value / php_flag in an .htaccess file. More on that here.

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