Thanks for your efforts,
[Stas: Sorry for the duplicate answer, I hit the wrong reply button]
it turned out to be a local problem with /etc/apache2/mime.types:
I had to disable an inherited (no idea from where or when) line
application/x-perl pl pm
and then all mod_perl tests passed o.k.
(seeing this mod_include determines the includes test.pl and cgipm.pl *not* to be of type "text/"... and triggers the "potential exec" failure.)
The mod_perl test suite has no need to fix, about the mod_include documentation I've no idea how to enhance it (obviously not the real mime type being output by the script was considered but the configured one).
Thanks very much again for your hints to mod_include.c
Well, we want the test suite to pass for everybody, unrelated to their external setting, so I'll keep the Includes setting in, instead of IncludesNOEXEC.
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