This is returning "Not enough arguments for main::queryProcesses" when called from the if block. But I only specified one argument in the subroutine declaration. I don't understand what's going on.
In addition, use strict tells me that "global symbol $server requires explicit package name". I do not wish to have this be a global variable, so how would I declare it? Here is the relevant code: 
#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w

use strict;

use CGI;
use Proc::ProcessTable;

my $statusCGI = new CGI;

# Configuration variables
our $acmePath = "/usr/local/acme";
our $universedBin = "universed";
our $worldBin = "world";

#our %universed = ("status", "server", "uptime", "user", "PID");
our %universed = ();
#our %world = ("status", "server", "uptime", "user", "PID");
our %world = ();

sub queryProcesses($server) {
    my $process = new Proc::ProcessTable(); 
    my $processTable = $process->table;
    my $processTableRecord;

    foreach $processTableRecord (@{$process->table}) {
        if ($processTableRecord->fname eq $server) {
            %{$server} = (
                    pid => '$processTableRecord->pid',
                    server => '$processTableRecord->fname'
                    );
            print $processTableRecord->uid, "\n";
            }
        }
    }

if (!$statusCGI->param("universedAction") && !$statusCGI->param("world
+Action")) {
    queryProcesses("$universedBin");
    queryProcesses("$worldBin");
    }

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Any insight as to what's going on would be appreciated.
dpatrick

In reply to Subroutine arguments problem by dpatrick

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