Some mechanism needs to provide the local path, local name, remote path
and remote name to use. That's four things, and the "put X" command only
provides one. So how exactly these four things should be determined from
the one thing supplied is up to the definition of the "put" command,
which is something for the upstream Samba project to determine. Note
that the "cd" and "lcd" commands can be used to achieve what you want
already.
It would be unhelpful for Ubuntu to change the behaviour of the "put"
command as that could break existing scripts as well as confuse Samba
users switching between distributions. So what I think doesn't matter -
please take up any changes you want to make with the upstream Samba
project.
I'll mark this Won't Fix to reflect that there are currently no plans to
change this in Ubuntu directly. The bug status can change if upstream
change something or we change our mind for some reason.
** Changed in: samba (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Won't Fix
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smbclient 'put' fails with absolute path to local file
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