I've been running a server off of my computer with PERL 5.8.8, and just recently tried uploading it to a website running PERL 5.8.3. When I try and run the site, I get a 505. I used their debugging program and it gave me the following, I've tried looking it up the problems, but can't find anything.

main::generate() called too early to check prototype at Index.pl line 
+52. Name "main::Recr" used only once: possible typo at Index.pl line 
+69. Name "main::Before" used only once: possible typo at Index.pl lin
+e 97. Name "main::Forum" used only once: possible typo at Index.pl li
+ne 71. Name "main::Sch" used only once: possible typo at Index.pl lin
+e 33. Name "main::Login" used only once: possible typo at Index.pl li
+ne 73. Name "main::Guide" used only once: possible typo at Index.pl l
+ine 70. Name "main::GInfo" used only once: possible typo at Index.pl 
+line 68. Name "main::Hist" used only once: possible typo at Index.pl 
+line 72. Use of uninitialized value in read at Database.pl line 280. 
+Use of uninitialized value in string eq at Index.pl.

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In reply to Errors from perl script uploaded to server by FeraliX

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