
podcatcher.pl reads a configuration file consisting of a list of podcasts
and attributes for each, then, depending on the mode, either downloads new
episodes of each podcast or copies new episodes to the mp3 player and then moves
them from download directories to long-term storage directories.  The default
mode is to download new episodes; run in copy mode by setting the -c or --copy 
command line option.

podcatcher.html		Detailed documentation

podcatcher.pl		The main perl script.  Run with -h for brief help or -m for
			verbose help (the full documentation).

podcatcher.sh		A sample script for running the podcatcher in a cron job.
			It will not work without some editing for your system.

podconfig-example.txt	An example podcast list config file.  You'll want to edit
			it to add your own podcasts and delete any of mine that
			you don't care for, and point to directories that
			actually exist on your system.  Details on what the
			configuration variables mean can be found in
			podcatcher.html or the output of podcatcher.pl -m

reverse-rss-to-html.pl  Take an RSS file (previously downloaded with wget or
			curl) and output its entries in reverse to an HTML file.
			Not part of the podcatcher per se, but another script
			I'm including in the zip.

test/podconfig-http-header-test.txt		Configuration files that may
test/podconfig-test-global-config.txt		be useful for testing various features.
test/podconfig-test-reverse.txt	
test/podconfig-test-small-config.txt		

