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Deelkar started following the problem "Average Online Time updates only after saving options" in Wuala.

Volker replied on June 15, 2008 20:19 to the problem "Wuala direct access seen as full disk by openSUSE 10.3 x86-64" in Wuala:

Thanks for the fix. FSI works for me now. I haven't tried to upload something but the numbers (free / total) seem to be okay. Download is working as well.

Thanks again.

Luzius replied on June 09, 2008 06:52 to the problem "Wuala direct access seen as full disk by openSUSE 10.3 x86-64" in Wuala:

Will be fixed with the next update. Problem was that when I implemented this, I didn't know what I should give the operating system as "total size" so I just hard-coded 4TB which was an estimate of how much data was in Wuala in total back then. :) After the next update, the Wuala will reflect your total storage, which isn't entirely correct, since there is much more data in Wuala, but I think it might be the most sensible value to return.

Volker started following the problem "Wuala direct access seen as full disk by openSUSE 10.3 x86-64" in Wuala.

Volker replied on June 05, 2008 08:56 to the problem "Wuala direct access seen as full disk by openSUSE 10.3 x86-64" in Wuala:

I've got the same problem under Ubuntu Hardy Heron, 64 bit. I see the readme-file but that's it. No groups, no files of my own. I am unable to add any file and nautilus complains, that there's not enough space left on the device (4TB total, 4TB used).

A comment on the question "GUI for 64-bit Linux systems" in Wuala:

Its not required, you don't need to use update-alternatives, just edit your ~/.config/wualarc file and set JAVA to /usr/lib/jvm/ia32-java-1.5.0-sun/jre/bin/java. So you can keep java 64bit for everything else. – eth0, on May 27, 2008 10:05

McPop replied on May 27, 2008 06:32 to the question "GUI for 64-bit Linux systems" in Wuala:

I am on 64-bit HArdy and installed the 32-bit JRE:

sudo apt-get install ia32-sun-java5-bin

I then ran:

sudo update-alternatives --config java

to select the newly install JRE. I don't know if the last step is required but it certainly worked for me.

Sorry for using English. :(

McPop.

shanepardue replied on May 26, 2008 13:54 to the question "GUI for 64-bit Linux systems" in Wuala:

Well, that makes sense! ha..Thanks for the tip, got it working here also!

Roger replied on May 26, 2008 07:31 to the problem "Invite friends functionality seems broken" in Wuala:

Hi Marty,

Email invitation: works for me (tried with Hotmail). A workaround for you: try to send the invitation to one of your own email addresses and forward the message.

Skype: works as well for me. Wuala needs access to Skype. Did you had a Skype message that Wuala needs access Skype?

nickname started following the problem "Invite friends functionality seems broken" in Wuala.

eth0 replied on May 25, 2008 16:19 to the question "GUI for 64-bit Linux systems" in Wuala:

Just use 32bit java at your 64bit setup. Works here too.

Marty replied on May 25, 2008 15:17 to the problem "Invite friends functionality seems broken" in Wuala:

Hello,

I'm trying to send an email invitation to my friend who has a hotmail account and he doesn't receive it !

I tried to figure out in the junk mail but nothing... I

I tried to invite him through Skype but when I click on Connect nothing happens even though my Skype is well open.

Marty started following the problem "Invite friends functionality seems broken" in Wuala.

multimaniac replied on May 25, 2008 13:50 to the question "Wuala on openSUSE 10.3 with NFS support" in Wuala:

I've written a small shellscript, that worked fine for my needs. It just sets up your fstab (a Backup is created, just for the case), sets the needed rights and installs nfs-common if your system uses apt-get

you can download it from my wuala/multimaniac/projects/ and run it as root.

sudo wualaconfigurator.sh username

shanepardue replied on May 25, 2008 00:50 to the question "GUI for 64-bit Linux systems" in Wuala:

This fix seems like a foreign language to me. Is there a way you could share a package or maybe explain it in layman's terms? This is the only program I'm missing with my 64-bit setup.

Thanks and sorry for the ignorance!

somecallmechief replied on May 20, 2008 14:09 to the problem "Average Online Time updates only after saving options" in Wuala:

I see this effect, but in an unexpected way: after saving, my average online time has gone down. Unless there's something off with my network, this shouldn't happen--my computers are online 100% of the time.

Also, on my linux box--it's been stuck at 9% for almost a month. I occasionally restart the service to check for updates, but otherwise a command-line #tradeStats always shows the same info.

somecallmechief started following the problem "Average Online Time updates only after saving options" in Wuala.

Roger replied on May 09, 2008 07:23 to the problem "Linux: wuala won't start, NoClassDefFoundError SWT" in Wuala:

No, there is no external version check. But you can subscribe to our blog: http://wua.la/en/blog/. We will announce the 64bit Linux version as soon as we are ready!

chengas123 replied on May 08, 2008 23:42 to the problem "Linux: wuala won't start, NoClassDefFoundError SWT" in Wuala:

That is absolute awesome news. File system integration for x86-64 Linux will have me using Wuala everyday. Is there a version check for the Linux version so that I can tell when a newer version is out?

chengas123 replied on May 05, 2008 12:03 to the problem "Wuala direct access seen as full disk by openSUSE 10.3 x86-64" in Wuala:

I'm afraid I don't have any idea either.