Fwd: Problem uploading language.xml in a web folder...

I attached the file in the email, so you can try to upload it. It  
seems to corrupt the sitefile. Even when just making a sitecopy -- 
catchup website and sitecopy website... No need to upload it! :-)

Freeze
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> De : Freeze <[email protected]>
> Date : 13 septembre 2006 19:41:08 GMT-04:00
> À : [email protected]
> Objet : [sitecopy] Problem uploading language.xml in a web folder...
>
> Hi,
>    I uploaded a website containing this file : language.xml and it  
> seems to upload. But after that, the sitecopy/mysite.com doesn't  
> work anymore. And I received the info that the file is corrupted.
>
>    I think it has to do with xml parsing when there's a file  
> named .xml But i didn't dig in all this to confirm. Maybe when a  
> filed is call xml, the parser try to parse it as an include...
>
> Freeze
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> Sitecopy : 0.16.0 OSX
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> sitecopy 0.16.0: FTP WebDAV rsh/rcp sftp/ssh, debugging, Unix  
> platform.
> neon 0.25.2: Bundled build, IPv6, libxml 2.6.16.
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?>
			<!-- This is an ATutor language pack - http://www.atutor.ca-->

			<!DOCTYPE language [
			   <!ELEMENT atutor-version (#PCDATA)>
			   <!ELEMENT code (#PCDATA)>
			   <!ELEMENT charset (#PCDATA)>
			   <!ELEMENT direction (#PCDATA)>
			   <!ELEMENT reg-exp (#PCDATA)>
			   <!ELEMENT native-name (#PCDATA)>
			   <!ELEMENT english-name (#PCDATA)>
			   <!ELEMENT status (#PCDATA)>

			   <!ATTLIST language code ID #REQUIRED>
			]><language code="fr">
			<atutor-version>1.5.2</atutor-version>
			<charset>iso-8859-1</charset>
			<direction>ltr</direction>
			<reg-exp>fr([-_][[:alpha:]]{2})?|french</reg-exp>
			<native-name>Français</native-name>
			<english-name>French</english-name>
			<status>3</status>
		</language>