Victor, UT1WPR, described a problem with the DU mbox command: it includes
the full path in the uuencoding, which leads to difficulties in uudecoding
the result, as parent directories may not exist on the target system.
I changed dodownload() in mboxfile.c to use only the entryname portion of
the file's path, so that uudecode will store into the current directory.
A context diff follows, showing the needed modifications to recent Jnos
versions.
73, de James Dugal, N5KNX
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*** mboxfile.c.orig	Fri Nov 20 03:11:30 1998
--- mboxfile.c	Tue May 22 19:46:37 2001
***************
*** 152,158 ****
              if(m->stype == 'U'){            /* uuencode ? */
                  fclose(fp);
                  fp = fopen(file,READ_BINARY);   /* assume non-ascii */
!                 uuencode(fp,m->user,file);
              } else
                  sendfile(fp,m->user,ASCII_TYPE,0,NULL);
              fclose(fp);
--- 152,166 ----
              if(m->stype == 'U'){            /* uuencode ? */
                  fclose(fp);
                  fp = fopen(file,READ_BINARY);   /* assume non-ascii */
!                 /* pass uuencode the entryname part of file's pathname */
!                 if ((path = strrchr(file,'/')) == NULL) {
!                     path=file;
! #ifdef MSDOS
!                     if (path[1] == ':') path += 2;  /* skip any C: prefix */
! #endif
!                 }
!                 else path++;
!                 uuencode(fp,m->user,path);
              } else
                  sendfile(fp,m->user,ASCII_TYPE,0,NULL);
              fclose(fp);