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You can not capture the exact error data when
wget url
returns 500

You should examine the server log files, typically Apache error.log and access.log.

While debugging your server (scripts?)...

Comes to mind: pdf2txt

and then there may be a Perl script that does the job of

diff. (See GNU tools for Windows if you are running MSWindows)

Use hashes %_1 and %_2 with their members. Fill %_3. Report from %_3.


use strict ;

my $infile1 = q[File1];
my $infile2 = q[File2];
my %_1 = () ;
my %_2 = () ;
my %_3 = () ;

#now...

Glitches were:
$ENV{$TEMP} > $ENV{'TEMP'}
Newer Perls choke on for $_ :confused:
Newer Perls need a regex reset with m/./ between each m// and s///; ;




use File::Copy ;

my $newdir =...

Hi,

Safer not to use DATA as it is a reserved word.

Furthermore you are reading only one line into @data ...

And this line will never eval to true because of apostrophs around $animal...
if...

use File::Copy ;

my $newdir = $ENV{$TEMP} ;
my @copylibs = () ;

# escape our seaarch strings that come in a regex
my $copyflag = qq[\Qcheck_geomtools.exe\E] ;
my $copystart = qq[\Q: \E] ;...