Actually there is a way that you can turn taint checking on I believe. This will turn Taint check on all files with a certain extention. What you need to do is go into Internet Services Manager. Then click on the site you want to add this too. Next right click it and pick properties. Now pick "Home Directory". In here you will see a button for configuration. It is down towards the bottem. Find your .pl extension and edit it. The executable from ActiveState will look like:
D:\Perl\bin\Perl.exe %s %s

Change this line to look like this:
D:\Perl\bin\Perl.exe %s %s -T

This should allow you to do Taint mode. (*Warning* These steps are for a WinNT 4.0 Server. I don't have a 2k box to walk through on).

--BigJoe

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In reply to Re: Somewhat OT: IIS and Apache *Possible Taint Mode fix* by BigJoe
in thread Somewhat OT: IIS and Apache by Ovid

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