>>>>> "DS" == Dan Sugalski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

DS> Any time the code being executed isn't being run as the person asking for 
DS> its execution you can have problems. Think daemons in perl, or 
DS> client-server code. (Like CGI programs, or mailing-list managers) Jobs run 
DS> automagically by privileged users (and arguably not automagically) can be 
DS> targets. Think odd filenames in /tmp and cron jobs owned by root.

But these all lack command line switches that are passed to perl.

If one is debugging a script with a #! -T, then just rerun the job
and add a -T right at the front.

<chaim>
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