I think it's time for you to get someone to do this job for you -- that is, someone who can talk to you face-to-face (possibly in Greek), and can login on your machine, and can understand what needs to be done.

I cannot and will not do the job for you, and you are presenting yourself as being too dense, too helpless, and too unable or unwilling to find things out on your own. It's almost bordering on trollishness, and I can't spend any more time trying to teach you things that you should be learning without help from me or other PerlMonks.

Face it: you are not a programmer. If you need to get some programming work done, you will need to find someone who knows how to do it, and you will most likely need to pay them to do it. If someone else is actually paying you to try to get this done, I think you should, in all honesty, quit this job. tell the boss to hire someone else more qualified, and go off to find yourself another job that is better suited to your skills, whatever they may be.

The same applies to your other current thread, which is almost as long as this one now, where people have been trying in vain to teach you things that you seem incapable of learning. Give it up.

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