Version: (using KDE 4.0.80) Installed from: Ubuntu Packages OS: Linux I recently used kget to download an opensuse cd-image through bittorrent. To make a long story short. It finished and I deleted the .torrent file while kget was still runnning. Don't know if it was seeding or anything. However, when I selected the transfer in kget and clicked "Delete Selected" it wiped every file in my homefolder except files with a dot in front like .bashrc and folders. Also it closed kget. Being chocked that I was I tried looking for the files... I'm not able to find them again. They weren't moved to the trashcan. So I checked if I could recreate it. I created a text file in my homefolder and opened dolphin and kget. Kget still found the image that I had downloaded. I pressed "Delete selected" and it wiped the files again. Then I recreated the original .torrent file from the trashcan, opened kget and clicked "delete selected". Kget did as it should and deleted the .torrent file. I haven't been able to reconstruct the happening afterwards. But then again, I haven't let kget finish the download.. as it is 680 Mb. Thank god it didn't wipe the subfolders as well. I hope very much that you are able to get rid of this bug, but remember to backup before trying to recreate ;-)
Yes, we had some problems with this in pre-Beta 1 (?), but I fixed that temporary... This is only happening with torrent-downloads btw Lukas PS: I will leave that bug here open, to push the _real_ fix...
ok. I used beta 1 packages from kubuntu.
SVN commit 823131 by lappelhans: Initialize the tmp-dir, even if the torrent has not been initialized... BUG:164572 M +3 -5 bttransfer.cpp WebSVN link: http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=823131