We have a code that takes "-host <host>" as command-line arguments, and when run via orterun they are getting replaced with "-rawmap 1 <host>". I would have expected orterun to stop parsing its own options after seeing the executable name.
Here's a simple reproducer: $ cat myprogram.sh #!/bin/bash echo "$@" $ ./myprogram.sh a b -host c a b -host c $ orterun -n 1 ./myprogram.sh a b -host c a b -rawmap 1 c This seems like a bug to me, but maybe there is some other simple invocation that would make it work as expected. I tried adding a "--" argument before the executable name in hopes that it would stop argument processing at that point (similar to bash), but it had no effect. Thanks for any help, -Marcus
