A couple of quick things ...

Having a look at the source to File::Path it appears, that your code is carping when attempting to perform the unlink. eg.

233                 unless (unlink $root) {
234                     carp "Can't unlink file $root: $!";
235                     if ($force_writeable) {
236                         chmod $rp, $root
237                             or carp("and can't restore permissions
+ to "
238                                     . sprintf("0%o",$rp) . "\n");
239                     }
240                     last;
241                 }

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It might be worth posting a little bit of code to see how you are cleaning up the file name that you are sending to File::Path::rmtree. Also too, have you cleaned up your PATH environment variable prior to the calling of the File::Path::rmtree function?

 

Ooohhh, Rob no beer function well without!

In reply to Re: Insecure dependency on perl module by rob_au
in thread Insecure dependency on perl module by Anonymous Monk

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