foreach $server (@servers) {
      chomp $server;
      open TMP, ">/tmp/$server.tmp";
      $ENV{"FILENAME"} = "/tmp/$server\.tmp";
      # SUPER INEFFIECIENT, looping through all of the data for each server.  Need to rethink this    
      foreach (@DATA) {
          ($hostid, $time, $get, $post, $currconn) = split(/\t/);
          next if ($hostid ne $SERVER{$server});
          $time = ((int($time/300))*300)+10800;  # Add 3 hours for EST time
          ($sec,$min,$hour,$mday,$mon,$year,$wday,$yday,$isdst) = localtime($time);
          $year+=1900; $year = substr($year,2);
          $mon++; $mon = "0".$mon if ($month < 10);
          $mday = "0".$mday if ($mday < 10);
          $hour = "0".$hour if ($hour < 10);
          $min  = "0".$min if ($min < 10);
          $time = "$mon/$mday/$year\.$hour:$min";
          $total = $get+$post;
          print TMP "$time\t$server\t$get\t$post\t$total\t$currconn\n";
          $total_get{"$time"}  += $get;
          $total_post{"$time"} += $post;
          $total_conn{"$time"} += $currconn;
      }
      close TMP;
if (!$ARGV[3]) {
`$dir/plbin210/bin/pl $dir/WebHits.pol -o $output_dir/graphs/$server\_webhits.gif -gif title="$server Gets, Posts and Opens"`;
`$dir/plbin210/bin/pl $dir/WebHits.pol -o $output_dir/graphs/$server\_Twebhits.gif -gif -scale 0.50 title="$server $hour:$min"`;
}