The --name and --description Parameters Have no Effect on Archive Names

[alanedwardes]

Hello,

The below calls both result in the same output:

~: /usr/local/bin/glacier-cmd upload --name Day_1/testing.txt backupvault /path/to/test.txt
Wrote 9.0 bytes. Rate 29.00 bytes/s. Rate 7.34 MB/s, average 66.00 bytes/s, ETA 14:23:18.
+--------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------+
|          Header          |                              Value                               |
+--------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Archive SHA256 tree hash | ef417326f45e61f31ec764c2052f442b9490321a8d0886b8f92050a3ee8ec7dc |
|      Uploaded file       |                        /path/to/test.txt                         |
+--------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------+

 ~: /usr/local/bin/glacier-cmd upload --description Day_1/testing.txt backupvault /path/to/test.txt
Wrote 9.0 bytes. Rate 34.00 bytes/s. Rate 8.72 MB/s, average 78.00 bytes/s, ETA 14:23:28.
+--------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------+
|          Header          |                              Value                               |
+--------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Archive SHA256 tree hash | ef417326f45e61f31ec764c2052f442b9490321a8d0886b8f92050a3ee8ec7dc |
|      Uploaded file       |                        /path/to/test.txt                        |
+--------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------+

glacier-cmd doesn't use the --name or --description parameter to name the uploaded archive. This is very troublesome if absolute file names are supplied, such as /home/user/location/testing.

Cheers.