This might be due to DC++ bug #551184. Specifically the comment from eMTee which I can confirm can happen:
"Problem is that if the remote path is coincidently exists locally (absolute or relative) it can trigger an unneeded move operation of a complete local folder..."
Can anyone confirm if this occurs when you choose "Browse file list" on the right click menu of a search result? It looks like it attempts to execute the equivalent of:
mv <search result path> ~/.dc++/FileLists/<filelist name>/
The 'search result path' is the value of the 'Path' column in the search window of the selected row. If the 'search result path' happens to match a local dir, it will be moved.
This might be due to DC++ bug #551184. Specifically the comment from eMTee which I can confirm can happen:
"Problem is that if the remote path is coincidently exists locally (absolute or relative) it can trigger an unneeded move operation of a complete local folder..."
Can anyone confirm if this occurs when you choose "Browse file list" on the right click menu of a search result? It looks like it attempts to execute the equivalent of:
mv <search result path> ~/.dc++ /FileLists/ <filelist name>/
The 'search result path' is the value of the 'Path' column in the search window of the selected row. If the 'search result path' happens to match a local dir, it will be moved.