I use it mainly out of habit more than anything else. I have a few random CGI scripts on my shared hosting for small personal utilities and it's just habit to start with #!/usr/bin/perl -wT even though I am the only person who will ever use them.
- Thomas
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Probably used it ages ago for forms that were open to the entire Internet .. the forms I've used more recently are internal, so I get by with placeholders for anything that goes into the database. Recently .. nope.
Alex / talexb / Toronto
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Since everything I've done was for internal consumption only, and had no access to the Internet or write-access to any databases, there seemed to be no reason to use it.
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#!perl -T
This is generally more out of habit than anything else.
It occasionally finds some minor security hole that I can plug.
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