how would I change the default `403 forbidden` with a `423 locked` instead,  
 when denying someone in htaccess.?

example, usually when you use `deny from` in htaccess, apache would serve a `403 forbidden` error.  

is there a way to set what error message is actually served in place of the `403 forbidden`?  

I have not tried this, but im thinking maybe by defining custom error messages in htaccess might work,  

for example,  

```
ErrorDocument 403 /path/423.shtml

```

But something tells me my server would over ride that by default and still use the `403 error`.  

and no, i do not have shell access or access to the apache install files.

thanks.