As I pointed out in this post in your other thread here, you have not correctly laundered your variable - Your inclusion of '\s' and more importantly '\/' (shell path separator) in your laundering regular expression still leaves your data tainted as per the perlsec documentation. It is because of this that you are still getting this error.

Also as pointed out in my other post, information on cleaning up your PATH environment variable can be found in the perlsec documentation page.

Have a read through my other post in the other thread and more importantly the perlsec documentation.

Update - As per davorg's comments below, whose comments regarding the environment were echoed in the previous thread with links to perlsec documentation.

 

Ooohhh, Rob no beer function well without!

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