[ic] many warehouses shipping

[interchange-users@interchange.redhat.com (Rick Eicher II)]

I removed that line from the usertag. But I get this after restarting
interchange.

...<snip>...
- - - [16/April/2002:16:58:16 -0500] - - STOP server (19747) on signal TERM
- - - [16/April/2002:16:58:21 -0500] - - UserTag 'ship' subroutine failed
compilation:
>
>        Global symbol "$origin" requires explicit package name at (eval
113) line 14, <GLOBAL> line 25.
>
> In line 25 of the configuration file 'usertag/ship.tag':
> UserTag  ship  Routine <<EOR
>
- - - [16/April/2002:16:58:21 -0500] - - Interchange V4.8.3
- - - [16/April/2002:16:58:23 -0500] - - START server (19799) (INET and
UNIX)
- - - [16/April/2002:16:58:24 -0500] - - Accepting connections from
localhost|127\.0\.0\.1
- - - [16/April/2002:16:58:24 -0500] - - START server (19802) (INET and
UNIX)
...<snip>...

User tag now is:
#########################################################
UserTag  ship  Order  mode origin zip weight country
UserTag  ship  Routine <<EOR
sub {
        my( $mode, $zip, $weight, $country) = @_;
        $country        = $::Values->{$::Variable->{UPS_COUNTRY_FIELD}}  if
! $country;
        $zip            = $::Values->{$::Variable->{UPS_POSTCODE_FIELD}} if
! $zip;
        $country = uc $country;

        my $shipping = 0;
        my %origins;
        $origins{$_->{origin}} = $_->{weight} for (@{$Carts->{main}});

        foreach (keys %origins){
           $shipping += $Tag->ups_query({
               mode => $_,
               origin => $origin,
               zip => $zip,
               country => $country,
               weight => $origins{$_},
           });
       }

        return $shipping;
}