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Apache directive and accessibility of scripts

In order to accomplish a very simple task of displaying an “Error 403: Forbidden” page, I employed the Apache directive

[B]Order Deny,Allow
Deny from all[/B]

on one of my site directories. That particular directory happens to have all of the important files (login.php, logout.php, connection.php, etc), which is exactly the reason I am restricting access to it.

Well!!! The apache directive works so great that not only do I get the 403 page, but also all the important files have become INACCESSIBLE for all other pages of my website! ? For example, now I can’t login at all, because the login form doesn’t work [I]because[/I] the login script is inaccessible….

Would anybody help me out by advising me what do?

Thanks

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