My code is like this:

print "Content-type: text/html\n\n"; 
print("-----router ip--------sip----------dip-----------sif------dif--
+-----proto-----sport------dport----pkts--size<br>");
foreach( @sort_result )
{
  #print;
  @tmpdata = split(/\|/,$_);
  my $tmp_string = 
  sprintf("%15s%15s%15s%4s%4s%2s%6d%6d%10d%10d",$tmpdata[0],$tmpdata[1
+],$tmpdata[2],$tmpdata[3],$tmpdata[4],
                                                 $tmpdata[5],$tmpdata[
+6],$tmpdata[7],
                                                 $flows{$_}{pkts},$flo
+ws{$_}{size});
  print $tmp_string,"<br>";
}

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After cgi executed,result is 

-----router ip--------sip----------dip-----------proto-----sport------
+dport----pkts--size
10.1.64.233 10.1.64.36 99.1.64.255 1 017 137 137 1865 145956

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but I hope it display like this:

-----router ip--------sip----------dip-----------proto-----sport------
+dport----pkts----size
10.1.64.233           10.1.64.36 99.1.64.255     017      137         
+137     1865    145956

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So how can I do this?

thanks!

In reply to How to format cgi output? by iwanthome

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