SERVICES Following up to my earlier as-yet-unanswered question about 
Taint-checking failing with SOAP::Lite:

I found this post by Stas Bekman:

    http://groups-beta.google.com/group/perl.perl5.porters/browse_thread/thread/501ef4ea5128
118c/79773a3a74856cf6?q=%22Insecure+dependency+in+require+while+running+with+-T+switch%22&rn
um=1&hl=en#79773a3a74856cf6

which led me to add the following to my script:

    BEGIN {
         @INC = ('c:\perl\lib', 'c:\perl\site\lib');
         $ENV{PATH} = 'c:\perl\bin';
    }

in hopes that Stas's point (that it isn't really the module but a 
tainted value in @INC or $ENV{PATH} that is causing the problem) is 
correct.  Unfortunately, it doesn't fix the problem.

Another clue is that somehow the PerlEx precompiler is involved. Here's 
the PerlEx log file fragment:

    *** 'd:\bco\plex\bcoqt' log message at: 2005/07/11 13:12:25
    Precompiler: Execute Error:
        Filename:[d:\bco\plex\bcoqt]
        Package:[PerlEx::Precompiler::d_::bco::plex::bcoqt]
    Params[]
    Insecure dependency in require while running with -T switch at
    d:/perl/site/lib/SOAP/Lite.pm line 1510.
    BEGIN failed--compilation aborted.

Any other suggestions for how to debug, fix, or workaround this 
problem?  It's a showstopper for the next version of a system that's 
been running happily on PerlEx for a couple of years now but now needs 
to make SOAP calls.

Cheers,
Richard

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