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Hal Wine found another problem, this time with the transformation of local filenames to URLs. Under windows those pesky backslashes are creeping in. You can read his post or make the following changes to PyDS/UpstreamTool.py lines 882 to 887:
res = self.server.xmlStorageSystem.saveMultipleFiles(
self.get('prefs','usernum'),
self.get('prefs','password'),
map(lambda fn: fn.replace( '\\', '/' ), files),
map(lambda txt: xmlrpclib.Binary(txt), contents)
)
This should solve the problem and remove backslashes. It does remove them always, regardless of wether you use windows or OS X or Unix, but since backslashes in strings will most definitely pose some problem somewhere, as soon as someone starts to interprete them or use them in command lines, I think it's ok to always throw them out.
Nobody who isn't using Windows and is sane in his mind would want to use backslashes in filenames, anayway, right? 
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