Hello All,
I am new to this forum and I would like your help in resolving an issue I have been struggling with. I have a perl script that Ineed to compile with "-T" switch.

I am getting the error "Insecure dependency in `` while running with -T switch at xxxx.pl line 1674, <STDIN> line 5." when I run the script. The relevant lines are: " 

sub compileOrc
{
  my ($infile) = @_;
  my $outfile;
  my $cc_orc;
  my @res;
  
  $outfile = "$appfile.orc";
  $cc_orc = "sudo $G::PAX_CC -c -i $infile -o $outfile 2>&1";
  (@res) = `$cc_orc`;  ==> This is the one giving the error.
...
}

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I have tried the following change with no change to the error: 

"(@res) = map { /(\w+)/ } `$cc_orc`;  # untaint"

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Your help in solving this would be greatly appreciated.


Thanks, Fatima

In reply to Insecure dependency in `` while running with -T switch by fpeter

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