Not that I know of... The most likely cause is that you forgot the -d option,
to indicate the directory where your files are stored. It does not default to
the current working directory! E.g.
# cd /var/torrent/x
# btpd add ~/x.torrent
won't work as expected. Instead use:
# btpd -d /var/torrent/x ~/x.torrent
This has tripped me up a few times as well...
Regards,
- Nemosoft
Alex