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Too trivial a question to bother the guru with...

When I do:
   cd /tmp
   echo Test > zzz
   uucp zzz cursci\!zzz

it queues a request to copy my /tmp/zzz to cursci's /tmp/zzz - is this
the expected behaviour?  I don't see why it's putting my default current
directory on the *output* file on another system.  The reason it's a problem
for me is that the remote system is a DOS box running UUPC and what I really
want to do is:
   uucp zzz cursci\!p:/some/dir/zzz
i.e. write the output at cursci to a file which isn't on the default drive.
(I've worked out the uupc runes to allow this I think - PUBDIR=/ PUBDIR=p:/
in the permissn file)

How do I pass the output file name p:something without it having either
my local current dir prepended, or the remote pub dir?

Thanks

Graham