Hi monks!!

I'm use unfortunatly IIS and when I'have started my cgi on this platform I have discovered the Too late for -T switch.. and I have read the wonderful post Alternatives to Taint Checking? and with the following code I try to resolve this deficency:
Could some wise monk review this ??

#!perl -w<P> use CGI qw/:all -nph/; $POST_MAX=100; $DISABLE_UPLOAD=1; $q=new CGI;<P> #et cetera..<P> $pattern=qr/(\w-]+\.){2,5}[a-zA-Z]{2,4}\b)/; $good_param_qs=&taint_param('qs',$pattern );<P> #do staff with almost-tainted param qs...............<P> sub taint_param() { $parametro=shift; $matching=shift; if ($q->param($parametro)=~/($matching)/){return $1} else{print"Invalid parameter!\n\n";return undef} }



greetings from sunny Roma
Lorenzo*


In reply to Taint CGI param on IIS by Discipulus

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