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best way imho is to set it in you server config per virtual host (or htaccess)

for Apache

SetEnv VARIABLE_NAME variable_value

for Nginx

fastcgi_param   VARIABLE_NAME  variable_value;
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I'm not a htaccess guru so i need to ask this,

how can i set SERVER_NAME as the variable_value?

So if i access domain1.com VARIABLE_NAME to be domain1.com?

And to be wildcard. So i don't need to add 100 domains to htaccess

Thanks

zenry said:

best way imho is to set it in you server config per virtual host (or htaccess)

for Apache

SetEnv VARIABLE_NAME variable_value

for Nginx

fastcgi_param VARIABLE_NAME variable_value;

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you can always do something like this, though it doesn't make sense in my opinion

boostrap/start.php

$env = $app->detectEnvironment(function() {
    return $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] ?: 'local';
});
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