[Cyberduck-trac] [Cyberduck] #7364: CRITICAL ERROR - Selected Files Unintentionally Between Open Windows

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Mon Jul 22 21:24:04 UTC 2013


#7364: CRITICAL ERROR - Selected Files Unintentionally Between Open Windows
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    Reporter:  EricP     |      Owner:
        Type:  defect    |     Status:  new
    Priority:  highest   |  Milestone:
   Component:  core      |    Version:  4.3.1
    Severity:  critical  |   Keywords:
Architecture:  Intel     |   Platform:  Mac OS X 10.8
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 Application dealbreaker. I found this out too late. I will not be able to
 use Cyberduck until this issue is resolved. My server(s) got severely
 mangled because of this error. Critical Linux config files moved to wrong
 places...upon restart because of this server is in disrepair.

 Critical Error: With multiple windows open in Cyberduck an action of
 dragging/dropping a file from one place to the other in the active window
 moves ANY selected file in ANY of the inactive windows.

 In other words, any file that was selected in a previous window (even if
 the folder was collapsed and the file not visible) get added to the
 drag/drop action/path of the current window.

 For instance, if I have 4 windows open on one server and 1 window open on
 another server, and in all of those windows, if various files are selected
 (highlighted) then any drag/drop action in the foremost window will:

 1) Between same server windows all files in all windows will be moved to
 the drag/drop location of the foremost window.

 2) Between different servers, files will be copied to the foremost
 window's server in the drag/drop action.

 This is happening consistently. I am logged into servers using public key
 authentication.

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Ticket URL: <https://trac.cyberduck.ch/ticket/7364>
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