Hmm...that sounds feasible, especially since I also run ColdFusion, which means that I can place an Application.cfm file at the top of each directory with the required test, etc. The CF engine will cause the Application.cfm file to be run before any other file each and every time any file in that directory is accessed, so with a cookie test in it, which redirects to the password server if the cookie test fails (the link to the pass server has the return address embedded in it),it might actually work.

Maybe I can make this work after all :-)

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In reply to Re: (Guildenstern) Re: Re: Answer: How to cause Apache's .htaccess file to run a Perl script by tame1
in thread How to cause Apache's .htaccess file to run a Perl script by tame1

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