Thanks again guys... got that part working.
Now I have a faulty operater problem (me).... 
sub calc_disk
{
    
    my $md5_disk = undef;
        open(FILE, "/tmp/dl_mods/$filename") or die "md5sum cannot fin
+d  /tmp/dl_mods/$filename !!";
        binmode(FILE);
$md5_disk = Digest::MD5->new->addfile(*FILE)->hexdigest,"\n";
    

    if ($@) {
        $errormessage = $@;
        $response_code = 0;

    return $response_code;
    }
    return ($md5_disk);
}

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What I get is this
Useless use of a constant in void context at dlfiles_sub.pl
line 98.
Digest::MD5->new->addfile(*FILE)->hexdigest,"\n";
Other than stripping that line out nothing fixes it
Well nothing between my ear's anyway.

In reply to Re^2: url file download code by electroman00
in thread perl program to write a perl program by electroman00

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