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So far I found that if the server is configured to have PHP run in Apache module, I can use AcceptPathInfo Off in .htaccess to turn PATH_INFO off so URLs like page.php/something return 404 (even in shared hosting). Otherwise page.php/something would return the content of page.php which is what I don't want.

 

The trouble I have is with servers that have PHP configured in CGI module. Here AcceptPathInfo Off in .htaccess has no effect.

 

Is there any way to turn this OFF in PHP as CGI environment (shared hosting)?

 

Thanks

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