Perls before 5.26 include dot in INC unless taint mode is enabled.
Most script supplied by quattor does have taint enabled except a few.
Here I am using the recommendation to remove dot from @INC. This is safe
invocation as if someone enables taint mode or upgrades perl it still does the
right thing.
As described in the link below: http://search.cpan.org/dist/perl-5.26.0/pod/perldelta.pod#Removal_of_the_current_directory_(%22.%22)_from_@INC
Perls before 5.26 include dot in INC unless taint mode is enabled. Most script supplied by quattor does have taint enabled except a few.
Here I am using the recommendation to remove dot from
@INC
. This is safe invocation as if someone enables taint mode or upgrades perl it still does the right thing.