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> I have found what I also believe to be a bug in SKsh.

> I have my path set to

> ".,lc:,uucp:c"

> with the command compress in uucp:c and the command touch in lc:

> now I go into a directory with an executable called compress and
> an executable called touch.

> if I type compress it uses my compress in the current directory.
> if I type touch it uses touch in the lc: directory.

I bet it doesn't!  See below...

> Both are executable, and which tells me it should execute the
> command from the current directory.

> if I use ./touch it works.  any ideas?

Yup. SKsh has a builtin called touch which takes precidence over
any external binary of that name.  You can change this multiple ways;
one is to alias touch to $(which touch).  Another is to "unset" it as
a builtin.  When you said "./touch" you told it to use the one in 
the current directory, ignoring any builtin or other binary elsewhere
in the path.

   - steve