Quoth Dan Nyanko:
>  What I have working so far is the client can send a file across the
>  link to the server, and it is written into the directory that the
>  server program resides in.  I would like to add an authentication step
>  that would send it to the valid users home directory, e.g.
>  /home/cp_ru/filename.tar.gz

Can't the client just specify a filename of "/home/cp_ru/filename"?

That seems to do more or less what you want, but it points out a
gaping security hole in the server; the client could specify a
filename of, say, "/etc/passwd", which would be bad.  (I assume
the server is running as root so it can bind to port 510.)

Why not just use ftp or sftp?

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