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Also I wonder (maybe more like planning to see if feasible) if I can just write the xls using python myself thereby skipping the the import into Excel step. As...
An update: It looks like the max length of a string per cell is roughly 32767 (In practice I only saw 32757, so I don't know where the discrepancy lies)....
It sounds like a write permission error on the linux OS. What flavor of linux were you using, what user were you logged into as, and lastly what does ls...
I think I misunderstood your first comment. Can you post both files (the vb generated in linux and the one from windows) somewhere so I can run a diff on...
It appears the linux vba does not escape the backslash properly in the destination name. Also, diff reports every line as different, so I am thinking an environmental newline issue...
As long as you escape the backslash, i.e C:\payloadLinux.exe vice C:\payloadLinux.exe, it works fine. It looks like it is a pain in the rear to get python to escape backslashes...
The bug label will be removed as the README clearly states escaping the backslashes for the destination variable.