Status: 2002-03-18, v1

Short Description:
  xhtmlify walks a directory tree looking for .htm, .html and .ihtml files and calls tidy
  for each on of them to have them converted into well-formed xhtml/xml.
  afterwards it generated a small report and gives you a list of all errors
  that in most cases have to be manually fixed.

Install:
  - compile tidy and put the 'tidy' executable somewhere in your $PATH
  - put xhtmlify whereever you want, and chmod a+x it


Long:
  Usage: xhtmlify.sh [-logdir <log dir>] [-modify] [-indent] [-verbose] <source dir> [<output-dir>]

  -logdir    specify the directory where you want to the logfiles to be written;
             (default is /tmp/xhtmlify-log-$PID)

  -modify    do not write output into its separate output-dir but modify files
             in-place

  -indent    indent xml output; be careful: some browsers render differently
             based on amount of whitespace found

  -verbose   be verbose; print name of file that is being worked on...

  <source dir>   source directory to crawl for html files
  <output dir>   if -modify is not given, each file's output will be written
                 into it's place below this directory.

Example:
  mkdir /tmp/xhtmlify-log
  mkdir /tmp/xhtmlify-out
  xhtmlify -logdir /tmp/xhtmlify-log /www/htdocs/customerX /tmp/xhtmlify-out