I have a script that I ran which seemed to hang during a mkdir command.  The command is of the form:mkdir -p /a/b/c/dHowever, in the ps results, I see:mkdir -p /a/b c/dWhat could cause this space to have appeared in the ps results?As potentially helpful (or distracting) information, /a/b is an auto-mounted location, which is currently not working properly.  The script works fine (creating directories in the right place) when the auto mount is working properly.  My goal here is to handle the error condition properly and to understand what ps and/or mkdir is doing adding a space.  Does anybody know?
ps shows my mkdir command with a space where I had a slash
ps;automounting;mkdir