package PlayListServer;
use strict;
use File::Find;
use vars qw/ $path_to_webroot $mp3path $servername/;

$|=0;

sub handler{
    my $r=shift;
    my $s = $r->server;
    $mp3path='/mp3/';
    $path_to_webroot='/www/dan';
    $servername=$s->server_hostname;
    $r->content_type('audio/x-mpegurl');
    $r->send_http_header();
    find(\&make_list_to_print,$path_to_webroot.$mp3path);        
    return 200;
}

sub make_list_to_print{
    if (($File::Find::name =~ /\.ogg|\.mp3$/io)){
        my $temp = $File::Find::dir.'/'.$_;
        $temp =~ s/$path_to_webroot(.*)/$1/io;
        print 'http://'.$servername.$temp."\n";
    } 
}

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