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telnet to shell.netway.com
 login: keef/kuefler

two major directories:
   public_html	- the doc root
   cgi-bin	- the physical cgi-bin directory
		  (but in HTML you refer to this as /scripts)

more or less mirrored on Joe's PC:
   (NT login: Administrator/velocity)
   d:\web\ridgeware\public_html
   d:\web\ridgeware\cgi-bin
   d:\zap  -- everything else concerning the company

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TODOS:
	[ ] scrape more information off competitor sites
	[ ] add columns to database as needed
	[ ] scan The Standard magazine
	[ ] determine more periodicals that we need right now
	[ ] potentially call ISPs about pricing: 2 ultra10's
	    (be clever and get keynote's sys arch)
	[ ] spec and/or write some programs
	    d:\zap\features.xls

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 comp-edit   :	this is the sh script which presents the HTML 
		form for ADDing and EDITing a competitor
		ADD  : $action=new, $CorpSite does not need to 
			be set
		EDIT : $action=edit, $CorpSite needs to be set 
			(e.g. "llbean")

		Sh tips: if you break the script you can debug it 
		from the unix cmdline a little bit and watch HTML 
		to stdout.

 comp-commit :	this is the perl script which grabs zillions of 
		HTML form variables from an HTML POST and throws 
		them into the "database." The datafile for (say) 
		"llbean" is ./data/llbean.  Each time the datafile
		is overwritten, a twiddle backup is made.

 comp-show   :	this is the sh script which generates the 
		competitor listing pages.  3 key variables:
		   $CorpNames	-- show the basic info
		   $CorpDetails -- show the corporation details
		   $ProdDetails -- show the product details
		You will notice that these get passed around 
		(propogated) to other scripts (like the ones above) 
		so that your current view of the competitor data 
		is retained after an EDIT+COMMIT sequence.

 menu	     : this is the god-aweful ugly menu in perl, improve 
		it but don't break it

 analyze     : this is the script which parses a web site URL, but 
		it does not seem to work from the menu yet (only 
		cmdline).

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