diff --git a/noinfo/create_dplong_table.py b/noinfo/create_dplong_table.py
index eb56a5ba8..9ef58b25b 100755
--- a/noinfo/create_dplong_table.py
+++ b/noinfo/create_dplong_table.py
@@ -48,9 +48,9 @@ def parse_csvfile():
 	l,d,w = map(float, chomp(os.popen(CS_BINARY + " noinfo/smk-system -c ").read()).split("\t"))
 	caveslist.append(["", l,d,w, {"Name" : "<i>Schwarzmooskogelh&ouml;hlensystem</i>", "Autogen file" : ""}])
 	print "done\nParsing Cave list"
-  #for cavefile in os.listdir("noinfo/cave_data"):
-	
-	cavetabfile = dir("noinfo/cave_data/")
+        for cavefile in os.listdir("noinfo/cave_data"):
+          
+	cavetabfiles = dir("noinfo/cave_data/")
 	fieldnames=chomp(cavetabfile.next()).replace('"','').split(",")
 	cavetab = csv.DictReader(cavetabfile, fieldnames)
 	
@@ -179,7 +179,7 @@ with ours highlighted. Rather than maintaining our own independent database, it
 seems much more sensible to link to the much more frequently updated list <a
 href="http://www.nhm-wien.ac.at/NHM/Hoehle/lth.htm">here</a> maintained by Theo
 Pfarr. For comparison, Bob Gulden of the American NSS maintains a list <a
-href="http://caverbob.com/wlong.htm">here</a> of the world's longest
+href="http://www.pipeline.com/~caverbob/">here</a> of the world's longest
 caves.</p>