Hi.

We’re currently at Perl 5.24.1 but there are some known CVE’s in that version.  
5.26.1 was recently released with fixes.

New architecture specific parameters were added with 5.26.1 to the 
configuration, as well as a couple of new functions which (as best I can tell), 
both MUSL and glibc either both offer or both don’t offer... so that simplified 
that a bit.

The changes are straightforward.

https://github.com/openwrt/packages/pull/4956

I opportunistically tried to get rid of some noise from rules trying to remove 
targets which hadn’t been built yet when trying to (re)build those targets.  
That’s a self-contained patch and replaces:

        -@rm -f xyzzy

with:

        @$(RMS) xyzzy

where:

RMS:=rm -f

is a pre-existing macro.  I added a similar macro for when “rm -rf” is being 
done.

Not strictly necessary but it gets rid of noise to stderr and rules failing 
(Ignored).

Since there ARE known and remedied CVE’s, I’d like to move quickly on this.

Can anyone pull my patch and try it?  I’ve tested it for x86_64 but all other 
targets (including i486) need testing.

Or, just eyeballing the PR and reviewing it would be good, too.

Thanks,

-Philip


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