Bridge + spacebrew

[fmatray]

Hello,
I'm using the yun + spacebrew.
YUN and arduino IDE are uptodate, upgraded 2 days ago.

This is a part of my sketch :

sb.verbose(true);
sb.addPublish("Red", "range");
sb.addPublish("Green", "range");
sb.addPublish("Blue", "range");
sb.addPublish("LightDown", "boolean");
sb.addPublish("LightUp", "boolean");
sb.addPublish("SunSet", "boolean");
sb.addPublish("SunRise", "boolean");
sb.addPublish("SunRiseAlarm", "string");

sb.addSubscribe("Red", "range");
sb.addSubscribe("Green", "range");
sb.addSubscribe("Blue", "range");
sb.addSubscribe("LightDown", "boolean");
sb.addSubscribe("LightUp", "boolean");
sb.addSubscribe("SunSet", "boolean");
sb.addSubscribe("SunRise", "boolean");
sb.addSubscribe("SunRiseAlarm", "string");
When I run ps, it looks like there are missing arguments at the end of line.
10832 root 6028 R python spacebrew.py --server sandbox.spacebrew.cc --port 9000 -n Pollux -d SUNRISE -s Red , range -s Green , range -s Blue,range

*** My guess is there is something wrong while passing arguments threw the bridge. ***
root@pollux:/usr/lib/python2.7/bridge# cat /usr/bin/run-spacebrew

!/bin/sh

cd /usr/lib/python2.7/spacebrew
echo $@ > /tmp/cmd
exec python spacebrew.py $@
root@pollux:/usr/lib/python2.7/bridge# cat /tmp/cmd
--server sandbox.spacebrew.cc --port 9000 -n Pollux -d SUNRISE -s Red , range -s Green , range -s Blue,range

YunSpaceBrew uses the process library to run /usr/bin/run-spacebrew.
This is a part of SpaceBrewYun.cpp file

brew.runAsynchronously();

Perhaps, there is too much arguments ? I don't know.
I can't find how the bridge works between the arduino and the Linux.

Best regards,
Frédéric