I used MonoDevelop to write a small C#-program that moves directories and files from one location to another location, but I messed it up a bit.
I used C#'s DirectoryInfo.MoveTo(path1, path2); to move the folder, but I forgot to specify the actual parent folder of path2.
The initial situation was like this: I have a subfolder in the folder /home/waka/Downloads/folder/subfolder_Name_That_Is_Too_Long_For_My_Liking
I tried moving/renaming that subfolder to simply /home/waka/Downloads/folder/subfolder, but didn't specify the /home/waka/Downloads/folder part and instead moved it like this:
DirectoryInfo.MoveTo("/home/waka/Downloads/folder/subfolder_Name_That_Is_Too_Long_For_My_Liking", "subfolder");
So, my question is: Where did this folder end up? I can't use history | grep mv because I didn't use the mv command. Did I just delete the folder or is it still somewhere to be found?
What I have tried:
1. Running fsck, but this warns me that on mounted devices I will damage the file system.
2. I tried simply reversing the blunder, but got a Directory not found exception.
