Actually i decided not to use an .htaccess file at all but instead i edited httpd.conf and put 2 directives in it: 
<Directory D:/www/data/private>
AuthType Basic
AuthName "Private Area!"
AuthUserFile D:/www/passwd.txt
Require user Nikos
</Directory>

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<Location D:/www/cgi-bin/make.pl>
AuthType Basic
AuthName "Administrator Only!"
AuthUserFile D:/www/passwd.txt
Require user Nikos
</Location>

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So now iam protecting both the make.pl script and both my private folder! :-)

Iam still thibking though if i need this code: 
print header(-status=>'401 Unauthorized', 'WWW-Authenticate'=>'Basic r
+ealm="Restricted Games"') unless $ENV{REMOTE_USER};
exit unless $ENV{REMOTE_USER};

#Restricted code - this code will not run unless user is authenticated
+. Test $ENV{REMOTE_USER} for user-level control
print header(), "Authenticated User: $ENV{REMOTE_USER}\n";

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Any ideas?!?

In reply to Re^2: About .htaccess by Nik
in thread About .htaccess by Nik

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