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> 
> } Should it (in options.c) use (OPT_ALL & ~OPT_SH) instead of OPT_ALL?
> 
> Turning off aliases when emulating sh sounds like the right thing to me.
> 

Why? POSIX shell defines aliases (but not global aliases IIRC). 

-andrej