Difference between Print Immediately and Send to Spool for later print

I'm having an issue in my R3 4.7 with printing.
I have recently migrated to unicode, but I decided not to stick this into the Unicode section for now.
The value of parameter rspo/host_spool/print is:
/usr/local/bin/multiprint &P &F &C "&R" "&T" &c "&o" "&t" 2>&&1;
This is the problem.
If I have a print list and I decide to print it, I can send it the spooler for immediate print.
That works fine, it comes off the printer.
I see this in the dev trace file:
COMMAND to execute is /usr/local/bin/multiprint cups_hwps01
/usr/sap/<SID>/DVEBMGS00/data/000bC8f3.<SID>"MYUSERNAME" "" 1 "MYUSERNAME" ""
Using Hostspool command: '/usr/local/bin/multiprint cups_hwps01
/usr/sap/<SID>/DVEBMGS00/data/000bC8f3.<SID>1 "MYUSERNAME" "" 1 "MYUSERNAME"
This is correct.
Now, if I have a print list and select 'Send to SAP Spooler only for now' I can see it in SP01.
However, if I try and print it from SP01 I see an error.
There is an error in the STDERR2 file as follows:
sh: -c: line 0: unexpected EOF while looking for matching `"'
sh: -c: line 1: syntax error: unexpected end of file
I see this in the dev trace file:
COMMAND to execute is /usr/local/bin/multiprint cups_whps06
/usr/sap/DTD/DVEBMGS00/data/000aocyn.DTD 1 "PH4417" "" 1 "PH4417" "
Note the last ". It seems SAP is truncating the command it calls.
I've logged it with SAP but wondered if anyone else had encountered it?

Seems it was a Kernel bug. Fixed.

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