> >sh -c "command args" will look for a file command\ args, not execute
> >command with args.
> 
> That's incorrect.  POSIX specifies that <command_string> "shall be
> interpreted ... as if the string were the argument to the system()
> function".  Thus, it's a little shell script in its own right.

Yes - I got that one wrong :-(
The netbsd /bin/sh does behave correctly though...

	David

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