I have written a script which prints from the command line, run the same script from a webpage and it doesn't work. The worst part of this is that if I change the printer to the hp the script works. Of the research I was able to find that the acl needs to be changed but I have changed what I could and it doesn't seem to matter.

the script: 

#!/usr/bin/perl

use Win32::Printer;

my $tag = new Win32::Printer(
    height          => 216,
    width           => 288,
    printer            => $ARGV[1],
    unit            => 'pt'
);

my $tc = $ARGV[0] ;

my $body = $ARGV[5];
my $year = $ARGV[2];
my $model = substr($ARGV[3], 0, 12);
my $stock = $ARGV[4];
my $engine = $body." - ".$ARGV[6];
my $seller = "Seller: ".$ARGV[8]." - Lot #: ".$ARGV[9]." - ".$ARGV[10]
+;
my $barcode = $ARGV[7]."-".$stock;

my $stfont = $tag->Font('Arial', 12);
my $stockfont = $tag->Font('Arial Bold', 55);
my $engfont = $tag->Font('Arial', 16);
my $yearfont = $tag->Font('Arial', 40);
my $modelfont = $tag->Font('Arial', 35);
my $bcfont = $tag->Font('Code128bWin', 16);

@tlist = split(//, $barcode);
for my $e (0..$#tlist) {
    my $n = $e + 1;
    my $val = ord($bc[$e]);
    if ($val == 128){
        $val = 0;
    } elsif ($val >= 33 && $val <= 126){
        $val -= 32;
    } elsif ($val > 126 && $val != 128){
        $val -= 50;
    }
    $count += ($val * $n);
}
my $rem = ($count % 103);
if ($rem == 0){
    $rem = 128;
} elsif ($rem >= 1 && $rem <= 94){
    $rem += 32;
} elsif ($rem > 94 && $rem != 0){
    $rem += 50;
}

$check = chr($rem);
my $code = chr(136).$barcode.$check.chr(138);

for my $n(1..$tc) {
    if ($n > 1) {
        $tag->Page();
    }
    $tag->Font($stockfont);
    $tag->Write($stock, 144, 5, 0x00080000);

    $tag->Font($yearfont);
    $tag->Write($year, 144, 55, 0x00080000);

    $tag->Font($modelfont);
    $tag->Write($model, 144, 90, 0x00080000);

    $tag->Font($engfont);
    $tag->Write($engine, 10, 135);

    $tag->Font($stfont);
    $tag->Write($seller, 10, 155);

    $tag->Font($bcfont);
    $tag->Write($code, 144, 175, 0x00080000);

    $tag->Font($stfont);
    $tag->Write($barcode, 144, 195, 0x00080000);
}
$tag->Close();

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the in information

"2" "Datamax I-4208" "2004" "CUTLASS CIERA INTL SERIES" "M00A9090" "Coupe" "engine info" "vindefghijklmnopq" "IQ" "12345" "2009-06-19"

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