Ok I've done some more testing since I couldn't sleep tonight
It actually has nothing to do with where I'm copying from (network or local).
bug no. 1:
Whatever part of tracker is used to start the copying gets disabled for mouse inputs until the copy process is finished or the part gets reinitialized. What I mean by that is if I drag-drop a folder from the list view onto some folder in the tree view or in the list view, the list view doesn't work anymore. I cannot click on any files to select them, doubleclick a folder to enter it (open it). I can use the up/down keys to change current files though.
But when I select a different folder in the tree on the left (or use the keyboard to navigante to a folder and press enter) , I assume there is some sort of reinitialization done in the list view (after all it's cleared and filled with the content of the new folder) because then the mouse works again in it.
If I drag a folder from the treeview onto another one (target can again be in the tree or list view, doesn't matter like above), the treeview doesn't respond to mouse input anymore. Since I don't know of any way to reinitialize it mouse input stays disabled in the treeview until the copying is finished (ctrl-f4 doesn't work either, see below).
bug no. 2:
As long as a copy process is running, no keyboard shortcuts are working. This includes F4, F5, Ctrl-F4, Ctrl-C, Ctrl-V and a few more that I tried. I didn't find any that still work, so listing would be pointless
bug no. 3:
Even if I get the mouse working again like described in bug no. 1 above, or if I use the still working of the 2 windows (list/tree), drag & drop is not possible while a copy is underway. I just can't grab anything. Tracker can still be used to drag stuff onto though from another tracker instance or an explorer window BUT doing so leads to a crash as soon as both copys are done (or aborted), it doesn't matter which one of them is canceled/done fist. The error is [The instuction at "0xrandomaddress" referenced memory at "0x00000000". The memory could not be "read".]
I didn't try to start more than 2 copy processes like that since this already seems to have some issues
bug no. 4:
Tracker still exits abnormaly if you exit tracker while a copy process is still running. It's still a runtime error '91'. I think it should be possible to exit though since tracker isn't doing anything (as the copy is done by windows) and the window does close correctly. The error appears as soon as the copy finishes.
It would be really great if you could get this to work, I often initiate more than 1 copying process and I'd hate to start another tracker for it everytime, esp. since I can't close the old one without getting the runtime error. A good example would be to copy files to the harddrive from 2 or more CD/DVD drives. Or from the network and a CD/DVD drive and so on...
I really hope this helps, and I hope you can reproduce the effects I described here
bye and thank you
Creat