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Opened Jun 06, 2010 by bugzilla-migration@bugzilla-migrationReporter

Duplicate directory when copying over an existing directory

Submitted by Ken Taylor

Link to original bug (#620752)

Description

On my PC I have a directory stricture thus:

/data/mydir1 /data/mydir2

The left panel is viewing /data and thus shows entries for

mydir1 mydir2

The right panel is viewing a connection (by ssh) to a server with a directory structure thus:

/newdata/mydir2 /newdata/mydir3

I am viewing /newdata in the right panel and have displayed

mydir2 mydir3

I highlight mydir2 in the right panel and press F6 (move). I am offered a dialog to "Move /newdata/mydir2 to /data/mydir2" If I do this I end up with the structure:

/data/mydir2/mydir2

I would expect that /newdata/mydir2 should be moved to /data (the directory I am viewing in the left panel) thus preserving the directory structure which I already have.

If I highlight mydata3 in the right panel and press F6 the directory /data/mydata3 is corrected and the data files from the source are correctly moved to /data/mydata3.

Version: 1.2.x

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Reference: GNOME/gnome-commander#47