Also , updates should be marked as such How do I change/delete my post?

The update seems to work out to the following question

Suggestions to make this correct? 
my $template = HTML::Template->new( filename => 'temp.tmpl' );
@languages =();
foreach (sort keys %fm) {
        if ((! $fm{$_}{'cksum'}) && (! $fm{$_}{'byte'})) {
                @minilanguage=();
                @minilanguages = (
                {
                        fmfile_name => $_ ,
                        fmfileowner => $fm{$_}{'owner'}
                },
                );
                push @language, @minilanguages;
                
                delete $fm{$_};
        }
}
print "@languages\n";
$template->param( FMPermissionIssue => @languages );


print $template->output();

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That is at least a starting point for an actual question ( How do I post a question effectively? ) but IMHO op needs to clean your room better :) still many parts missing if fixing the original is any kind of goal and SYNOPSIS of alternatives aren't enough

In reply to Re^2: Print output as a HTML table and email by Anonymous Monk
in thread Print output as a HTML table and email by jumpingmonkey

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