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Stuff with the Perl Foundation. A couple of patches in the Perl core. A few CPAN modules. That about sums it up.
Friday September 07, 2007
04:27 AM
Quick Security Fix For the Day
You know, I should really start making a list of quick security fixes for people.
$ ack -al '(?<!#)\s*use.+CGI::Carp\s.*fatalsToBrowser' | wc -l
Or to make it even easier (with typo fix from smylers)
$ vim $(ack -al '(?<!#)\s*use.+CGI::Carp\s.*fatalsToBrowser')
You could also do that with perl -pi.bak, but I don't care to automate fixing security issues. You want to look at those directly The above, for example, won't recognize POD. Of course, it also won't recognize CGI::Carp->import('fatalsToBrowser').
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Line Count? (Score:1)
That makes Vim edit an empty file whose name, if later saved, will be a count how many files use
fatalsToBrowser. (OK, it might not be empty if you happen to have a weird filenaming convention in your current directory — but either way I don't think it's what you meant to suggest.)Re: (Score:2)
Oops. Nice catch :) I'll fix that.