I have taint mode in use via the #! as the following: #!/usr/local/bin/perl -T -w -i ~me/mypath/ My Problem: I cannot figure out why I'm unable to locate a library I have created in the included directory (~me/mypath) as seen above and also verified to be included inside of(@inc) via the error message: 
Can't Locate mypackage.pm in @INC (@INC contains: (bunch of packages).
+.. ~me/mypath) at myfile.pl line 12.

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Now here is the catch... if I remove -T... it works? Now I know that something has to do with me making my own package, but how can this be effected by the -T option? How can it also say it can find my package in the directory it says it has in @inc... it just doesn't make clear sence. Help would be good... Thanks Gunder

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