** NOTE **
Gnapster no longer depends on LWP, so it should run fine for everybody now.

Also, the newest version of gnapster includes a feature to retrieve the servers
automatically when you go into browse opennap servers.

** Description **

This program is about as simple as they come. Just run ./gnapfetch, and it'll
print the servers in gnapster format or ./gnapfetch -t for TekNap format. 
As for installation mv gnapfetch /usr/local/bin/ should work nicely. The
program works by connecting to the napigator server and parsing the output of
their server list. It then writes the results to stdout which should be
redirected like so 

if you're using gnapster:

gnapfetch > /home/your_username/.gnapster/servers 

if you're using TekNap:

gnapfetch -n your_nick -p your_pass -t > /home/your_username/.teknaprc

note: the -n and -p flags are optional. -h or --help displays usage of the program.

After running it, you should have a much longer/better list of opennap servers
than before. You have to run it often to keep the list up to date, so if you're
a regular user of gnapster/TekNap, you may want to consider a crontab.  Please send
questions/comments to <whitton@atlantic.net>. Also, an exclude feature has been
added. If you don't want any particular server to show up in the list modify
the my $exclude = qr/WhateverYouWant|SomeServer/; line to reflect the exclusions
that you're interested in. 

Thanks:

Decklin Foster <fosterd@hartwick.edu> 
for adding the exclude feature and reporting a stupid oversight on my part involving
precedence in an open statement in version 0.1. 

German Gutierrez <german@dd.com.ar>
for adding socket support so that gnapfetch no longer depends on LWP.
