OK, MacPerlers. I know there must be a webmaster out there who's interested in helping me make this script Mac-compatible. Surely _someone_ is running perl5 CGIs on a Mac, and has a little free time to install and test the script. It's now up and running great on UnixWare, and, not to toot my own horn, it's a fabulous tool for managing a website. I've been going nuts with it. It's great to be able to search thousands of files for a particular regex. It's even more great to do a massive search-and-replace on five regular expressions at the same time. It's almost like having BBEdit's nice search-and-replace features, except I'm doing it on a machine 2000 miles away, and I get to confirm (or not!) each change made before I submit them. Oh, and it keeps gzip'd backups of the files it changes for easy undo'ing (though the undo code isn't written yet). Did I mention it keeps checksums of file mod times and of replaced strings, to be sure the search-and-replace is an atomic operation? And has numerous assertions which gently exit if any errors are detected? Sound useful? Want to help me make it Mac-friendly? All I need is someone to install it on a Mac webserver and play with it, and advise me of any stupid things I'm doing that make it Mac-unfriendly. I'm running MacPerl5 myself, but for technical reasons I can't hook it up to my webserver. Anyone? :-) -- Jamie McCarthy http://www.absence.prismatix.com/jamie/ jamie@voyager.net Co-Webmaster of http://www.nizkor.org/