The file "t/CVE-2015-1592.inc" is one of the files included with the module in the test folder. It is being deleted by the Antivirus scanner as soon as it is copied to the hard drive

Your AV software is committed to sabotaging the test.
If you want to install version 3.11, I can see only 2 options - either you disable the AV software, or you force install Storable-3.11.
I guess a third option is to modify t/CVE-2015-1592.t to be skipped if t/CVE-2015-1592.inc is missing.

The version of Storable that ships with current blead is 3.14 and, although it contains a test file named t/CVE-2015-1592.t, there's no sign of CVE-2015-1592.inc.
Perhaps its removing of CVE-2015-1592.inc is in response to the very problem you are experiencing.

I don't know why Storable-3.14 is not available separately.

I guess another option is to grab that source from blead source (it's in the 'dist' directory) and see how it goes - or even update your perl to the latest devel vesion of 5.29.7.
Perl-5.29.7 is proving to be very serviceable for me on Windows 7. It's just a matter of whether you're prepared to build it and use it.

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re^3: Installation of Storable 3.11 fails due to antivirus removing test data by syphilis
in thread Installation of Storable 3.11 fails due to antivirus removing test data by Lotus1

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