The always_populate_raw_post_data directive in PHP was a setting available in older versions of PHP (before PHP 7.0). This setting allowed raw POST data to be automatically populated into the $HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA variable. However, with the release of PHP 7.0 and later, this feature has been removed and is no longer available.

As of now, on our hosting platform, this feature is disabled by default. If you require this functionality for legacy reasons or special use cases, please reach out to our support team by opening a ticket, and we'll assist you in finding the best solution.

For more modern PHP versions, we recommend utilizing the php://input stream to access raw POST data, which is a more efficient and recommended approach.

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