> Wasn't there a system where it was better to use the built-in test > rather than the binary? Yes. Practically every system in existence, I believe. > Maybe it is really best to search for a decent shell, first. Perhaps. Here's a clue: If you have /bin/ksh (which is pretty much a given on every major Unix-like OS except for Linux and possibly FreeBSD/NetBSD/etc), you pretty much *always* want that instead of /bin/sh. After I download a new version of tramp.el, I always replace every instance of /bin/sh with /bin/ksh before I use it. Speaking of Solaris in particular, "test -e /; echo $?" works perfectly under /bin/ksh. Later, Ed
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