I ran into the following bug today: If the following program
DKWS38>type sys$login:tt.pl my $t = `show default`; print "hello $t\n"; is run, while my current directory is set to a directory I do not have access to, as in: DKWS38>set def foo$exe: DKWS38>dir %DIRECT-E-OPENIN, error opening foo$:[EXE]*.*;* as input -RMS-E-PRV, insufficient privilege or file protection violation perl crashes with the following message: DKWS38>perl sys$login:tt.pl Fatal VMS error (status=98970) at DISK$PROSY_USER:[PROSY.FRANS.PERL-INTRAFFIC-5_8_7]VMS.C;1, line 6896 at sys$login:tt.pl line 1. %RMS-E-PRV, insufficient privilege or file protection violation Have fun, Frans.