Please take a look at this experience: 
           my $msg = MIME::Lite->new( 
   
                           To      => "$emailsite",
                           From    => "$from",
                           Subject => "Contato >> $assunto",
                           Type    => 'text/html',
                           Data    => "$html" );

my $test = qq# $msg $emailsite $from $assunto $html #;                
+ 
          
if ( is_tainted($test) ) { die "tainted"; } else { die "not tainted"; 
+} # Dies "not tainted"

# $msg->send();

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Ok, not tainted, shall work, right? No. When I go to the next step and uncomment the $msg->send(); line, the error remains! Without a single tainted variable! How comes!!!??

Also, how can I check the @cmd if the module is in my host's public module repository?

Thanks and sorry for the maddening problem

In reply to Re^4: Taint mode trap from Perl 5.6 to 5.8 - going mad! by Andre_br
in thread Taint mode trap from Perl 5.6 to 5.8 by Andre_br

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