Things in this directory can be loaded by requesting the URL:
    http://localhost:8888/<file>

They will be parsed by Parse::ePerl, so you may insert perl code into HTML
files by enclosing it in <: :>.  Take a look at Skeleton.html for the data
that will be passed.

i.e.:
  <: for($i=1;$i<=7;$i++) {
       print "<font size=$i>$i</font>\n";
     }
  :>
will expand to:
  <font size=1>1</font>
  <font size=2>2</font>
  <font size=3>3</font>
  <font size=4>4</font>
  <font size=5>5</font>
  <font size=6>6</font>
  <font size=7>7</font>

Sometime in the future I would like to add a series of pages that will provide
status and statistics information from FilterProxy.
