Scenario: You
have a directory of mp3 files that you want to share
with the podcasting world. You don't want to monkey around
with setting up a blog that supports MIME attachments.
You are probably a musician who wants to podcast, not
a blogger.
Solution: Configure
and then save this single
PHP script somewhere on the same webserver where your
mp3s live. For each mp3 that you want included in your
current podcast, add (or remove) a correspondingly named
.txt file that supplies some extra info about the mp3.
Requirements: Your
web server must have PHP installed.
How
it works: When the PHP script is invoked,
it scans your music directory for mp3 files
that have a matching txt file, e.g. "loud-bang.mp3"
and "loud-bang.txt". For
each of these, it generates a separate blog entry with
the MP3 as its MIME attachment.