scrict is no in with all variables defined under the my command as thus 
use strict;
use CGI qw(:standard);

my ($oracle,@oraarray,@rbarray,$rbport,$host,@host,$kjarnavelar, $i, $
+start, $rbports, $oraports, $rbarray, $oraarray);

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I also tried defining a $world variable, assigning Hello to it and printing it in the table and that works fine. The webserver is not chrooted and I'm running the script in commandline as the same user as the webserver runs on and it still only works in command line.

In reply to Re^2: CGI script returns no values in browser but is ok on command line? by gudmo
in thread CGI script returns no values in browser but is ok on command line? by gudmo

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