Kevin Tsang <Kevin_Tsang@promis.com> typed:
:Hi,
:I'm having a problem writing to a tftp server on NetBSD 1.3.  No matter
:what file permissions I set for the target file I always get this error:
:tftp> put testfile
:Error code 2: Access violation
:I have set the directory to 777, file to 666, the file name is correct....
:halp!

There was a significant change that nobody was told about - that I know of.
I was going to send in a patch (after writing it) but I've put it off for
a while.

Put a ``/'' in front of all filenames.

My concern is that this is not really necessary in some cases, viz. when you
have used the ``-s'' option.  From the manual page:
   -s  tftpd will chroot(2) on startup; therefore the remote host is not
       expected to pass the directory as part of the file name to transfer.
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