Python 2 6 subprocess call appears to be invoking setgid behavior triggering Perl s taint checks How

Introduction:
Problem Overview:
Solution:
To resolve this problem, you can modify the environment of the subprocess to ensure that it does not inherit the setgid behavior. The key is to pass a clean environment to the subprocess call.
Here's a code example demonstrating how to achieve this:
Explanation:
Potentially problematic environment variables such as LD_LIBRARY_PATH and LD_PRELOAD are removed from the copied environment. These variables are known to cause issues with setgid behavior.
If there are other environment variables causing problems, you may need to remove or modify them as well.
Error handling is included to catch any exceptions that may occur during the subprocess call.
By creating a clean environment without the problematic variables, you can prevent the setgid behavior from interfering with Perl's taint checks and ensure the proper execution of your Perl scripts from Python 2.6.
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