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Description of problem:
If the parameter passed to 'man -k' contains a space, it exits with 'sh: unsafe:
command not found'. If there is a script with that name on the path, the script
will be run.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. man -k 'what is'
2. Now the same with example script (unsafe) on the path

#!/bin/sh
echo "You've been trojaned!"

Actual Results:  Without 'unsafe' on path:

sh: unsafe: command not found
Error executing formatting or display command.
System command unsafe exited with status 32512.

With 'unsafe' on path:

You've been trojaned!


Expected Results:

what: nothing appropriate
is: nothing appropriate

(cf. apropos)

Additional info:

man-1.5j/src/utils.c filters out 'non-shell-safe commands' by replacing them
with the string 'unsafe', but man still goes ahead and runs the 'unsafe'
command.