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Thanks for the replies. I thought of a solution shortly after sending out my e-mail. Merely describing a problem to others tends to lead to solutions... I haven't tried it yet but I think I just need to re-escape strings that have whitespace in them. Not the whitespace itself but the entire string. When the shell is passed a quoted string, the receiving script should see that string as a single argument. My code that built up the new command line was not re-quoting it. As for getopts, I am familiar with it and am using a similar package in Java thus I don't want to recreate that in the wrapper script.