RE: [Fab-user] put() question

[Jeff Honey]

> While I can't speak to Windows specific issues, I think this may
> actually be simpler -- try slapping an 'r' before your Windows file
> path string, i.e. r'c:\blah.txt'. I think what's happening is the "\b"
> is turning into a backspace or similar, since backslash is used for
> string escapes. (see also \n, \t etc).
> Using raw strings, r"my string here", should eliminate most of that
> escaping related behavior.

That's what I get for my Python newbiness. I made the local_file a raw string 
and it worked like a charm.

thanks!!

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