You're on the wrong list for this question but...
-T runs the Perl script in Taint mode. It checks for possible security
holes. It marks any variable a user can control as unsecure.
-The shebang (#! /usr/bin/perl) is telling the script where it can find the
perl interpreter.
Jeff
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> hi.
> what is the meaning of #!/usr/bin/perl -T ???
> thanks.
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