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Bugreport replied on September 28, 2009 14:43 to the question "Speicher tauschen limit entfernen ?" in Wuala:

Weil man bei (potenziell) zig TB gespeicherten Fragmenten aber nur 20 kB/s Upload dem System mehr schaden als nutzen würde.

Bugreport started following the idea "Upload in parallel" in Wuala.

Bugreport replied on September 15, 2009 18:00 to the question "TestVersion changelog" in Wuala:

How did you even get access to the test version?

Bugreport shared an idea in Wuala on September 09, 2009 08:24:

Overview of trading PCs tied to my account should always be clickable

See title, if I don't trade storage on my laptop, I can't check if my server is currently online and/or how much it currently trades.

All in all: If I'm pro or at least if I earn a single MB via trading - please make this button clickable, wherever I'm logged in.

Bugreport replied on August 30, 2009 14:54 to the question "Does file versioning consume my available storage space?" in Wuala:

So I can put up a huge file, edit it to a tiny one and get only charged a few Bytes but can still access the big one? Sounds like a loophole to me - I hope that the biggest file in any file's history is counted (on the other hand this can also be unfair in some cases...)

Bugreport replied on August 30, 2009 14:51 to the idea "Get Wuala 'apt-get install wuala' - ready" in Wuala:

Alright, do it then!
Wuala consists afaik only of the loader app, that doesn't change often - everything else is loaded after that loader is executed.

Just create a package, send it to the devs and tell them what to do and I doubt that they won't invest those last 5 minutes to put it online.

If oyu don't want to do it, maybe you can give hints for others that want to do the task where to look etc.

Bugreport replied on July 03, 2009 12:54 to the question "How does it work?" in Wuala:

A1: No, if you upload them on Computer A and then switch to Laptop B Wuala won't start to download all files, only the ones you request.
A2: Yes and no, There's _always_ a copy (encrypted...) on the backup servers in switzerland, the P2P-Storage cloud is there to get better speeds and reliability but is not the only "security line" for your files.
A3: You can then store more than 1 GB in Wuala but don't have to use space on your computer and your bandwidth to get this additional storage. This is for people concerned about saving encrypted fragments of 3rd party files, companies or users who just want an easy and secure online storage platform without any hassle. Of course you can trade AND buy as well.

Bugreport replied on July 02, 2009 20:32 to the question "How does it work?" in Wuala:

Yes, bandwidth and storage space that you can "donate" via the trading option. If you don't like that, you can also just buy storage.

A comment on the update "TechCrunch The Europas: Vote for Us!" in Wuala:

It's easy to accomplish such things via Wuala's filesystem integration as well... – Bugreport, on June 30, 2009 22:06

Bugreport replied on June 29, 2009 00:33 to the question "Volume full error storing large files" in Wuala:

How much space is left on the partition of your %TEMP% folder? (usually C:)

Bugreport replied on June 22, 2009 22:15 to the question "Yellow Online on Leopard" in Wuala:

Did you forward your ports correctly? Do you use firewalling software/hardware?

Bugreport replied on June 22, 2009 20:34 to the idea "JEW - JustEnoughWuala" in Wuala:

Just to maybe get this clear: I'm not an employee (yes I know - the forum says so... but to be a mod here you have to have employee status) but a community member just like you.

Btw. there's already 2 parts of Wuala Open Sourced + published on Sourceforge... since the echo there was rather nonexistent I guess it's clear that the devs are a bit grumpy about the issue. If you really want Wuala to be Open sourced, look at the code at http://sourceforge.net/projects/quick... and http://sourceforge.net/projects/wuala... and use it, improve it, talk about it etc. and I'm sure they'll see how great it works and will be more easily convinced!
It was the same thing with us "masterminds" - we already helped in the forums a bit so we got more involved and now are kind of community representatives with developer chats, mod status and a cool secret hideout! ;-)

A comment on the idea "JEW - JustEnoughWuala" in Wuala:

I asked them last tuesday: Open Source is still a goal in the long run but they don't have the ressources atm to do this step, they'll keep it in mind though.

API is still being worked on, if you need features or anything else just request them in the API-group, you'll be heard! For example: partial downloads are now possible. – Bugreport, on June 22, 2009 00:39

Bugreport replied on June 16, 2009 07:53 to the question "Wuala under Solaris" in Wuala:

What is this lib even doing and why is it important for a Java-program running under Solaris?

A comment on the question "Why has the minimum upload speed been set to 10 KB?" in Wuala:

The displayed speed is/was correct – Bugreport, on June 15, 2009 23:02

Bugreport replied on June 15, 2009 22:25 to the problem "I can't open a 4.4 GB file" in Wuala:

Have you restarted the download already?

A comment on the problem "Wuala and Miceosoft SyncToy" in Wuala:

Liegt leider meist an der verwendeten Bibliothek und nicht immer an Wuala selbst... es ist nur recht schwer ein Programm zu haben, das im Userland läuft und auf Daten die on-the-fly entschlüsselt werden zugreifen kann. Vielleicht kommt ja mal "Wuala installable" mit einem ordentlichen Treiber für die FSI! :D – Bugreport, on June 15, 2009 22:24

Bugreport marked one of Luzius' replies in Wuala as useful. Luzius replied to the problem "PIRACTY private CANNEL "siamo solo noi" SUSPEND user "LELE67"".

A comment on the question "Why has the minimum upload speed been set to 10 KB?" in Wuala:

No, but it would go up to ten, no matter if it was set at 1 or 7... – Bugreport, on June 15, 2009 22:14

Bugreport replied on June 15, 2009 22:11 to the idea "Get Wuala 'apt-get install wuala' - ready" in Wuala:

Afaik, only Open Source applications can be in the repositories of Debian (which Ubuntu uses). I already suggested this a year or so ago but I fear we'll have to wait until at least the Wuala loader application becomes open source (which would be a border case since the real Wuala would be loaded afterward, but at least apt-get Wuala would work...).

I still really hope this becomes reality soon!