Hi People,
I am running multiple PCs at home each with at least 2 HDDs. 1 of the HDDs is meant as a backup for 'more important' files or simply to add more storage. Now my problem is that Wuala can only use space on one partition. This means that I cannot share all the space that I don't need simply because I cannot divide it.
I would love to see an option which allows me to share Folders on different partitions and set a seperate sharing-limit on each of them.
I hope that this is possible and feasible for you to integrate since it would help me a lot!
I was previously trading 1 GB space on a Macbook Pro with OSX 10.5, but disabled that as I am trying to reclaim disk space. (I am trying to let an old Windows PC trade 100 GB instead). It appears that Wuala did not delete any of the fragments that were being stored on my Macbook Pro when I disabled trading my disk space.
Screenshot of Wuala Sharing Options
Screenshot of a Get Info on the Wuala Application Support Folder
I have two questions:
1) Is it safe to delete any files in the Wuala Application Support Folder? How can I manually delete these files to free up disk space?
2) Why is Wuala using exactly twice the amount of disk space I allocated to trade? If this is the way it functions normally, it's pretty misleading, and can lead to big problems.
After filling up my 1GB of storage, I deleted most of the files, but the status bar still indicates "0.98 GB of 1GB used" and, in fact, I am not allowed to add more files; why?
ich habe seit gut 2 Wochen das Problem, dass mein Speicher nicht mehr korrekt berechnet wird.
So habe ich ca, 17,9GB Daten bei Wuala, allerings wird mir angezeigt, dass ich knapp 19,5GB belegt habe (ca.)
Wie bekomme ich den Speicher wieder?
Das ganze lief damals wie folgt ab: Ich habe 1,4GB hochgeladen und in einer Grupep geshared, dann habe ich ca. 2 Tage später die Datei bei mir gelöscht und seitdem fehlen mir diese 1,4GB Speicherplatz.
Diese Datei ist im übrigens nirgends mehr bei mir zu finden. Die Links im Group Posting Ordner sind ebenfalls gelöscht.
It would be nice to be able to pre allocate shared storage space, to avoid file system fragmentation. Even if this method allocated large blocks of space, like 1 gb at a time, it would still reduce the fragmentation.
I tried to install wua.la on a laptop with only 800 mb free space on C: (win xp), wua.la complains and tells me I should set the working directory to another drive with more free space.
When I set it to D: (which has > 20 gb free space) wua.la asks for a restart and I accept. When wua.la restarts, it simply forgets the new setting, starts complaining about space on C:
I can't seem to change anything about it
Hello, When I first joined Wuala I thought I needed to use my skypeID as my nickname to use Wuala together with Skype. But after I invited my family and friends I noticed I didn't need to. Now I want to change my nickname from nielspausma to Poof. I've send a ticket with this question to Wuala about this a few days ago. Because I was afraid that I had to wait to long and lose the possibility to get the nickname Poof I registered a new account with that nickname. Is it possible to merge both my accounts into one or transfer the space I got from inviting people with my nielspausma account to my new Poof account?
Thanks allot,
Niels Pausma
aka Poof ;)
PS: I love this new service and that it's so easy to use! :D
as most of you may have recognized, when you install Wuala, your uptime is automatically set to 10%. Now the support team somewhere here posted that if you stay online for an entire day, you increase this by approximately 3%. Doing the quite simple math you will find that wuala therefore assumes 29 days of an approximate uptime of 10%. Therefore even if I have a server online 24/7/4 (i.e. 28 days), my uptime will only be 55%. I realize that that is a measure to restrict people from getting lots of online space very quickly but I find it myself very irritating and not particularly fair to those who from day 1 on contribute a server to the network with relatively good upload and a lot of space. (How good I am as a contributer my be disputed but for now, 15gb@50kbps 24h/day is definitely quite a bit)
I agree, that giving me 15gb of space (plus 1gb for basic and 1gb/invitation) is very much. Also, if every user can get almost 100% in some time, the system will never work out because you can have a maximum of 1version of a file online at the same time in the long run which effectively means that there is no rundancy and files can quite easily be offline for an entire day.
Thus my idea:
Maybe calculate 5-10days of 10% online time for people starting and instead of giving "Sharedspace"*"Uptime"="OnlineStorage" only give half the online storage in return.Or maybe 3/4.
Anways, I think that would be more fair to those who contribute a lot (setting up servers) and would also allow for more rundancy.
Last but not least I believe that nobody is seriously going to need 100% of his space back. Online space in any case is far more valuable than offline space which makes quala so interesting in the first place. Therefore I believe that you can very well only give 50%-75% of the space back and in exchage allow for higher rundancy and secured on-time.
Furthermore I would also opt to remove the local backup or at least archive the files on the servers in such a way, that the local backup is a max of 5% the total size (so it being rundancy information for the archive)
So this is what happened:
I was using wuala on windows and I decided to delete a lot of folders (about 10 folders, 3 or 4 GB total). Then I opened wuala on my mac and the folders were still there. I deleted them again. They disappeard, however it looks like their space is still in use (both on mac and windows).