When executing as non-root user this command: smbget --username="axel" --password="foo" --outputfile="/myfile.txt" smb://magina/temp/test.txt The result file "myfile.txt" is not save in /myfile.txt but in the current directory. It seems that the leading slash is skipped by the smbget command. Another example : axel2@axel-asus$ smbget --username="axel" --password="foo" --outputfile="/tmp/myfile.txt" smb://magina/temp/test.txt Can't open tmp/myfile.txt: No such file or directory axel2@axel-asus$
Created attachment 5825 [details] Patch for 3.4
Created attachment 5826 [details] Patch for 3.5