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 _.--- Anonymous spoke in alt.ascii-art --------._ 
> Should be no problem to mark the new ones as New - but how long do they stay
> "New" for ??

I keep my stuff new until the next webiste update.  I suppose that if
I were to make frequent updateds that I might start including the
date that each item was created.  

#!/bin/bash
for f in * ; do 
    # I alwasy 'touch' each file in the dir after an update so that I
    # can spot new files right away when I go for the next update. 
    DATE=$(ls -l $f | awk '{print$7}') 
    MONTH=$(ls -l $f | awk '{print$6}')
    if [[ "$MONTH" != "May" ]] ; then 
       continue
    else
       if [ $DATE -gt 6 ] ; then 
	  FILEDATA=$(echo $f NEW: $MONTH/$DATE/2003 | sed 's/.html//')
          echo "<a href=\"http://asciipron/fp/ascii/pr0n/$f\">$FILEDATA</A>"
       fi
    fi
done >> index.html
EOF

This is a bit more complicated then what I normally do but would
produce much better results:
<a href="http://asciipron/fp/ascii/pr0n/ellen_stratton.html">ellen_stratton NEW: May/12/2003</A>
<a href="http://asciipron/fp/ascii/pr0n/laurie_wallace.html">laurie_wallace NEW: May/13/2003</A>

My normal method is:
ls -l | grep -v May[[:blank:]]*6 | awk '{print$NF}' >> index.html

Looks like I have a new way of doing things...
 
> Do you know where I could get a decent free text-only counter from ?

I think I asked about this a long time ago in on of the html groups...
Google Search: author:faux_pseudo html counter	
http://groups.google.com/groups?q=author%3Afaux_pseudo%20html%20counter&ie=ISO-8859-1&hl=en

> Because I can't upload and use my own CGIs, it would need to run from
> another server.  Any suggestions ?

Ask someone who works with websites. =)
I only know[0] enough html to get by.  Anything more fancy then I
already know is too much for me to bother with.  I am an ascii artist
and a programer, but I don't want to have to blend the two via complex
html.

[0] and care to know

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