Hi,
for a start (and given you work with Linux), open a teminal and type 
tail -f /var/log/httpd/error_log

[download]
or wherever Apache logs to on your machine.
Then reload your cgi in the browser.
You should now see the error message you normaly see when using command line scripts.

Also, as Corion already pointed out, htdocs is usually the DocumentRoot of your Apache server, so you need to start your absolute path after the htdocs (in your case probably <img src="/test/DailyReport.jpg">
Regards,
svenXY

In reply to Re: <img> is not displaying images by svenXY
in thread <img> is not displaying images by pdl_babu

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