If the user begins a log path with a slash, such as -L /tmp/download.txt then we should parse that as "put a log file in /tmp/downloaded.txt" and not as "We should put a log file in work//tmp/downloaded.txt"
This means parsing the file name for the log file, and treating it specially if it begins with a slash.
If the user begins a log path with a slash, such as
-L /tmp/download.txt
then we should parse that as "put a log file in /tmp/downloaded.txt" and not as "We should put a log file in work//tmp/downloaded.txt"This means parsing the file name for the log file, and treating it specially if it begins with a slash.