Linux DC++ moves user directories to .dc++/Filelists
Bug #879475 reported by
sampattuzzi
This bug affects 10 people
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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LinuxDC++ |
Confirmed
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High
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Unassigned |
Bug Description
I can fully reproduce this bug every time. It started occurring after I did a download to my Music directory directly. I noticed the problem when the Music directory disappeared completely, it wasn't in the deleted files or anywhere to be found. Now the problem repeats itself, if I put anything in the Music directory and LinuxDC++ is running - I haven't yet worked out the trigger but it might be asking LinuxDC++ to download a file - it deletes the contents of the directory. This bug is severe! Fortunately I had backups of my music but others might not be so lucky!
If you can think of any tests I should run then please let me know.
summary: |
- Linux DC++ deletes files + Linux DC++ moves user directories to .dc++/Filelists |
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Oh my! So THAT'S the reason my Music directory disappeared? I'll try to reproduce it now