Apache 2.2.x AllowOverride can i use it in negative way?

Hello,

i assume that on the Apache 2.2 server when someone want to run perl/python script, he add this line to the .htaccess:
AddHandler cgi-script .cgi .pl

I would like to prevent Apache following this .htaccess directive/rule. My aim is that by default all .htaccess can not set handler for .cgi .pl .py

I thought that on Apache 2.2.x, i can use AllowOverride directive in global httpd.conf to somehow achieve that, but i am unsure how that directive should look like to work.

Here i am quoting related answers from other similar topic:

(this is what i have just done)

Above things are meant for Litespeed, so i do not know if can work.

PS: Apache 2.4 is claimed to support "AllowOverrideList"

Current Apache global config file:

 

Hello postcd,
>> In your main apache config file, add the directive AllowOverride None.

This will prevent it from looking at .htaccess files directives.

For more info, see http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/core.html#allowoverride

Example: <Directory ...>
AllowOverride all
to
<Directory ...>
AllowOverride none

Hope this helps you