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I am trying to upload a file using Windows 7 and the Cyberduck CLI.

duck --upload "b2://api.backblace.com/Account/FileName, with a comma and a space.txt" "FileName, with a comma and a space.txt" --username XXXXX --password XXXXX

Yields:

File not found. C:\Users\User/FileName, with a comma and a space.txt. Please contact your web hosting service provider for assistance.

Files with no spaces or comma's in them upload just fine... I tried ^'s /'s, and extra "'s to escape the file names, but I just can't figure out how to pass a file name with spaces and commas so the CLI finds it?

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  • Have you tried URL encoding the filename in the b2 URL that you pass? E.g. b2://api.backblace.com/Account/FileName,%20with%20a%20comma%20and%20a%20space.txt. – ManoDestra Apr 06 '16 at 19:54

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ManoDestra hit the nail on the head!

The error message was saying the c:\ file was not found so I thought it was a problem with the local file. It was really just an unclear error message from cyberDuck, and url encoding the upload url indeed solved the problem.

duck --upload "b2://api.backblaze.com/Account/FileName,%20with%20a%20comma%20and%20a space.txt" "FileName, with a comma and a space.txt" --username XXXXX --password XXXXX

Worked like a charm!

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