#
# The Amaz-ing BookSearch Retriever 1.12
# John M. Grohol
# grohol@cmhc.com
#
# This program is a stripped down version of url_get.pl (info below)
#
# Freeware. Redistribute. Enjoy.
#
# 3/16/1999, 3/26/1999

# @(#)url_get.pl        1.21 2/8/96
# url_get.pl      --- get a document given a WWW URL
# Modified by Jack Lund 7/19/94 to add functionality and deal with HTTP
# 1.0 headers
# Hacked by Stephane Bortzmeyer <bortzmeyer@cnam.cnam.fr> to add "ftp" URLs.
# 22 Jan 1994
# Jack Lund 9/3/93 <j.lund@cc.utexas.edu>
# from hget by:
# Oscar Nierstrasz 26/8/93 oscar@cui.unige.ch


INSTRUCTIONS:
------------
Copy each of the files in the download directory to their appropriate
filenames in a directory which can actually run CGI programs
(for many, that may be your cgi-bin directory, or it may be
some other directory):

      amz.cgi       The main script and the one you call from
                    your Web page's form
      amazon.cgi    The support script
      amzhead.html  The file which allows you to customize the top
                    of the search output
      amzfoot.html  The file which allows you to customize the bottom
                    of the search output

Change the variables near the top of the first script,
amz.cgi to point to the directory where the scripts reside
on your server (local directory), and the title used for the
search output. Disable logging if you don't want it.

Then go into amazon.cgi and do a search for "amzid." Replace
what's there ("mentalhealthnet") with your own Asssociate's
ID. 

Permissions
-----------
Make sure permissions are set correctly on the files:

chmod 775 amz.cgi amazon.cgi
chmod 644 amzhead.html amzfoot.html

Logging
-------
A log file is enabled by default and resides in your cgi-bin
directory as "amazon.log"  If you don't want logging, turn it
off in amz.cgi.


That's all there is to it! Enjoy.