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How to unable the use of tainted mode in a CGI script ?
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[QUOTE="Sherm Pendley, post: 4857726"] They could be running them in mod_perl's CGI emulation. Taint mode must be specified when the interpreter is started. So if you have a script that's running in Apache::Registry that has a -T in the #! line, and the sysadmin hasn't enabled Taint mode globally with the "PerlTaintCheck On" directive in httpd.conf, then you'll get a warning to the effect that it's too late to use -T. Come to think of it, you might get that warning whether Taint mode is enabled globally or not - I've never tried using -T when it's already been enabled with PerlTaintCheck. sherm-- [/QUOTE]
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