It looks like the only things you have to change are the sections where it says: "..need to be edited.." specifically, the variables:

• $doc_root
• $content_directory
• %content_to_retrieve

For those interested, here is the script itself: (at least it starts with -Tw yay!)

/usr/local/bin/perl -Tw

####################################
# Content Harvester
#
# v1.1 - Jamie Unwin, Kieran Topping
# Guardian Unlimited, Guardian Newspapers Limited 2000
#
# Automatically harvest distributed Guardian Unlimited content
#
# ===================================================
# IMPORTANT NOTES - PLEASE READ
# ===================================================
# This script is provided "as is" and as an EXAMPLE only. 
#
# This script will need to be modified in order to fit into your parti
+cular 
# environment, and to add an appropriate level of error checking.
#
# Guardian Unlimited cannot offer technical support for implementing t
+his script.
#
# Modification and execution should only be attempted by the Webmaster
+ or 
# Sys-Admin of your site, and then only if they have experience and
# responsibility in the following fields:
#
#     * Perl
#     * LWP module
#     * Webserver & (your particular) operating system.
#     
# No responsibility can be accepted by Guardian Unlimited for any dama
+ge caused 
# to your website or computer systems arising from use of this script.
#
# If in doubt, DO NOT EXECUTE THIS SCRIPT.
#
# See http://www.guardianunlimited.co.uk/distribution 
# for further conditions of use
#
################################################

# load required modules
use strict;          # this turns on strict error checking
use LWP::UserAgent;  # this loads the LWP module (used to retrieve a w
+eb page)

################################################
# Global variables
################################################

# --This scalar will need to be edited to suit your particular environ
+ment--
# Path to the document root of your web space
# (on your local file system)
#
my $doc_root = '/www/htdocs';


# --This scalar will need to be edited to suit your particular environ
+ment--
# Path to local directory relative to your document root
# (this is where the retrieved pages will be stored)
#
my $content_directory = $doc_root . '/content';


# --This hash will need to be edited to suit your particular environme
+nt--
# URLs of the content you wish to retrieve.
#
# The format is - 'local filename' => 'remote url'
#
# The 'local filename' is the name that the file will have on your web
+space. 
# This is chosen by you, and is specified relative to the content dire
+ctory.
# e.g. 'guardian_news.html'
#
# The 'remote url' is the URL of the content you wish to retrieve.
# You can obtain these URLs by following the instructions at 
# http://www.guardianunlimited.co.uk/distribution
# These will look like
# http://www.guardianunlimited.co.uk/Distribution/[...].html
#
my %content_to_retrieve = (
   'guardian_news.html'     => 'http://www.guardianunlimited.co.uk/Dis
+tribution/[...].html',
   'guardian_tv_radio.html' => 'http://www.guardianunlimited.co.uk/Dis
+tribution/[...].html'
);

##############################################
# Main
#############################################

# create a user agent (this is like a browser)
my $ua = new LWP::UserAgent;
$ua->agent('ContentHarvester/1.1 (GU)');

# loop through each piece of content to be harvested
foreach my $local_filename (keys %content_to_retrieve) {

   my $remote_url = $content_to_retrieve{$local_filename};

   # get the page (retrieve content)
   my $request = new HTTP::Request('GET', $remote_url);
   my $response = $ua->request($request);
   my $content = $response->content;

   # check we got the page
   unless ($response->is_success) {
      die "$remote_url, $response->error_as_HTML\n";
   }

   # save the file to the local file system
   open (CONTENT, ">$content_directory/$local_filename")
      or die "Can't store the retrived file locally, $content_director
+y/$local_filename, $!\n";
   print CONTENT $content . "\n";
   close CONTENT;
}
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