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Hope these are useful to someone!
Jason Levine, aka [~delfuego](http://tilde.club/~delfuego)
# Recently-Updated Page Perl Script
`findmod2.pl` is a pure-Perl5 reimplementation of ~delfuego's scripts.
It's self-contained, readable, well-documented and will search a
user's entire `public_html` subtree for the most recent file rather
than just using the date of the `index.html` file.
It accepts the following command-lines options:
* --domain *name* -- Domain name for the site. Guesses if omitted.
* --root *url* -- Root URL to use in links. Derived from domain by default.
* --since-hours *hours* -- Number of hours considered recent. Default = 24.
* --destdir *path* -- Destination directory for output files.
* --update-every *seconds* -- Regenerate the lists every *seconds*.
* --verbose -- Print more information as the program runs.
* --help -- Print a simple help message and exit.
If `--update-every` is given with a positive number, `findmod2.pl`
will loop forever, waiting the given number of seconds before
rescanning and regenerating the list. Otherwise, it will scan once
and exit.
The output files are named `tilde.XXh.json` and `tilde.XXh.html`,
where *XX* is replaced by number of hours considered recent (24 or the
argument given with `--since-hours`).
Chris Reuter, [~suetanvil](http://totallynuclear.club/~suetanvil).