You seem angry. This is particularly unfriendly towards a site that offers help for free, on the very day you signed up.

Perhaps the reason you can't find anyone else with this problem is because they've thought about it methodically, and realized it wasn't one.

It would be appropriate for you to explain your problem calmly, with steps for us to reproduce it exactly, so others can evaluate it. Not everyone follows ChatterBox, and those that do, don't follow it constantly.

Please edit your question with your original problem, steps to reproduce it, and the outcome you'd like to see (including @INC before and after).

You may want to note that this "security issue" has been recognized, and '.' will not be part of @INC in the upcoming 5.26 release of Perl. It was removed in the 5.25 development track, so since Perl's inception, this must not have been an issue. Did you hear about it somewhere? Is that what the complaint is about?

By the way, Welcome to Perlmonks!

In reply to Re: Configuring default @INC by stevieb
in thread Configuring default @INC by Thopilt

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