> > Any issue with it allowing unintended files via .htaccess that have
> > some content matching the format ?  Seems like the kind of thing we'd
> > get reports on.
> > Maybe a new AllowOverride type?
>
> Honestly I haven't looked deeply into the feature, but does it allow more 
> than setenv could do in .htaccess?
> Or are you concerned about possible issues while parsing such a file e.g. 
> size, etc?

With the new directive, a .htaccess user could point anywhere in the
filesystem readable by the server ID, and any line with an = would now
be split and added to the internal environment

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