Hi All, Can anyone please have a look at my cgi script to print the ssl certificate expirt date. I am picking the sitename from a html page and passing to the below cgi: 
use CGI qw(:standard);
use CGI::Carp qw(warningsToBrowser fatalsToBrowser);
use Net::SSL::ExpireDate;
use strict;

my $sitename;
my $ed;
my $expire_date;

print header;
print start_html("Thank You");
print h2("Thank You");

my %form;
foreach my $p (param()) {
    $form{$p} = param($p);
    print "$p = $form{$p}<br>\n";
    $sitename = $form{$p};
    }

#$sitename = "www.google.com";

chomp($sitename);
$sitename =~ s/^\s+|\s+$//g;

print "\nWebsite name is: $sitename.\n";

$ed = Net::SSL::ExpireDate->new( https => $sitename );
if (defined $ed->expire_date) {
    $expire_date = $ed->expire_date;
    print "$expire_date\n";
    }

print end_html;

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I am wondering why its not working, though a separate Perl script is working fine to get the expiry date. Any help/assistance would be highly appreciated.

Thanks, Alok

In reply to ssl details cgi script by alokranjan

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