I have a non-fancy little job that runs once daily to upload my new stuff (pages, pictures, updates) to the qsl.net webservers. It looks at what files have been newly created or modified since the last run, and uploads them.

This is a (manually created) list of things that have gone into the website. Note that not everything is listed here, because this list started AFTER I created the website, and I only lightly delved into the past.

http://kc9asi.cjb.net Website updates:

• 11-05-02 - Suppliers Where to get stuff.
• 10-28-02 - TR-9130 Some more poking around inside
• 10-27-02 - Public Speaking
• 10-21-02 - Mirage B-108 info

You may find this more helpful. It's a list of all files on the website, newest first.

(Sort of... it looks at directories at a time and lists them newest first, so if there's a file in a subdirectory that's newer than all the top level files, it MAY appear after them, but since the directory gets timestamped as updated when that file gets updated, that directory will appear at the top of the list, so you may find that there are older files in that directory that are listed before newer files in the parent directory. Don't worry, it's meant to be confusing, but the 3% of the population who "gets" the problem doesn't really care and is used to using tools that behave this way. You'd probably get really confused if you saw the whole tree sorted newest first without directories being grouped, unless you really really wanted that... which you don't.)