Looking for any ideas on the subject.  Here is the situation. From server level I want 
to prevent pages from being served to clients who have not logged in. So someone 
cannot enter www.site.com/folder1/hiddenpage.html
and see that page if they have not yet logged in. I know about Apache Basic 
Authorization, but we have a real nice login page and I do not want to make the user 
have to enter their uid and pw into an unsightly pop up window. Now , after a user 
logs in, ofcourse a session cookie is places on his browser, so can you configure 
apache to protect certain directories by checking  for a session cookie.   Any other 
ideas? Appreciate it, JB

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