Some PHP applications look for configuration data in environment variables. You can set environment variables for your app using .htaccess files.
Either create or modify the file called .htaccess in your web root directory (public) and add the following lines:
SetEnv MYVAR myvalue SetEnv OTHERVAR othervalue
You can use as many SetEnv directives as you need.
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