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Chris, Your script ran straight out of the box, and I thank you for the suggestion. What I have done, however, is do away with the web page entirely from the script. I only send a header to the browser before exiting the script. Instead, I am printing the status to the server hard drive and...

Quick update, to close out this discussion thread with: Paul, I tried the switch module code again and met with success this time. Recall that I tried it and reported: Apparently that rewrite cured whatever it was that prevented success with switch the first time. This functioning code is a...

As promised, the working script which identifies the words on the image text and outputs words in ascii text: #!/usr/bin/perl -w # solar.cgi # By Larry Kuck # Use strict and use diagnostics # create warnings and suggestions # in my server error log. # Also must declare global variables...

Hi Guys, I have a page up and running on http://wb7tjd.org/status/ now, thanks to Paul's and Chris' suggestions. I start my code off with #!/usr/bin/perl -w # solar.cgi # Use strict and use diagnostics # create warnings and suggestions # in my server error log. # Also must declare global...

Dear ChrisHunt, I am relatively new to Perl, without a whole lot of developmental from-scratch experience, and have been doing a lot of online reading to reacquaint myself with its workings since I opened this thread. Documentation from http://perldoc.perl.org and from www.activestate.com, tips...

Hello, I have been placing Solar-X-Ray and Geomagnetic-Field status reports on my web site from n3kl.org. Each time a visitor accesses my site, these two status images containing words are downloaded from n3kl.org telling the current status, useful in predicting radio propagation. It is my...