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Daniel replied on August 15, 2008 06:12 to the question "How to uninstall from a Mac?" in Wuala:

Hi David,

davidak is right. If you installed the application, all data is stored in ~/Library/Application Support/Wuala and the app itself is in /Applications. If you only started it from the web, everything will be kept in /tmp. This directory is usually emptied regularly by the operating system.

Hope that helps.

Daniel

Daniel replied on June 02, 2008 12:52 to the problem "Problems on 10.5.3" in Wuala:

Sorry to hear about this. I never ran into problems on my Macs so far. Could you try again with the latest Wuala release and let me know whether it works again?

Daniel reported a problem in Wuala on June 02, 2008 12:52:

Problems on 10.5.3

updated everything (except 10.5.3), disabled Wuala from starting up, all cores are idle now. Java problem?

Daniel replied on May 23, 2008 13:49 to the problem "Wuala lät sich nicht starten!" in Wuala:

@ultramizer
Bitte starte Wuala einmal vom Terminal aus mit dem folgenden Befehl (copy-paste ins Terminal sollte gehen) und poste die Ausgabe:

exec java -ea -cp /Users/Shared/WualaSharedData/Program/WualaStarter.jar:/Users/Shared/WualaSharedData/Program/swt.jar:/System/Library/Java/ -Djava.library.path="/Users/Shared/WualaSharedData/Program" -Xmx256M -XstartOnFirstThread -Djava.awt.headless=true -Dwuala.basedir=/Users/Shared/WualaSharedData/ com.wuala.platform.WualaStarterMac -project WualaMAC Kolumbus

Siehe auch folgenden Thread:
http://getsatisfaction.com/wuala/topi...

Gruss
Daniel

Daniel replied on May 21, 2008 10:55 to the question "osx version doesnt work" in Wuala:

Here are some other things you should try:

1. Launch Wuala from the Terminal by the following command and let us know the error message:

exec java -ea -cp /Users/Shared/WualaSharedData/Program/WualaStarter.jar:/Users/Shared/WualaSharedData/Program/swt.jar:/System/Library/Java/ -Djava.library.path="/Users/Shared/WualaSharedData/Program" -Xmx256M -XstartOnFirstThread -Djava.awt.headless=true -Dwuala.basedir=/Users/Shared/WualaSharedData/ com.wuala.platform.WualaStarterMac -project WualaMAC Kolumbus

2. enter the following commands in the terminal and post the output (you can remove the lines containing directories/files not related to Wuala, but at least the lines for . , .. and WualaSharedData should be included):

ls -al /Users/Shared

ls -al /Users/Shared/WualaSharedData

This might help us in isolating the problem...

Daniel replied on May 13, 2008 09:53 to the problem "wuala not starting" in Wuala:

Hmm, that means that something went wrong during installation. Try deleting the Wuala application and the WualaSharedData folder. Then re-download the dmg and install the app again.

Sorry for not being more specific...

Daniel replied on May 13, 2008 08:10 to the problem "wuala not starting" in Wuala:

Hi JollyRoger,

do you have a folder named "WualaSharedData" inside "/Users/Shared"?
Do you usually login using a user with administrator privileges or one without?

Daniel replied on May 09, 2008 17:41 to the problem "wuala not starting" in Wuala:

JollyRoger, I have Wuala running on my G5 with 10.5.2 (I am actually developing the Mac-specific features on that machine).

Could you launch wuala through the terminal by using the following command:

exec java -ea -cp /Users/Shared/WualaSharedData/Program/WualaStarter.jar:/Users/Shared/WualaSharedData/Program/swt.jar:/System/Library/Java/ -Djava.library.path="/Users/Shared/WualaSharedData/Program" -Xmx256M -XstartOnFirstThread -Djava.awt.headless=true -Dwuala.basedir=/Users/Shared/WualaSharedData/ com.wuala.platform.WualaStarterMac -project WualaMAC Kolumbus

And paste the output here?

Thanks!
Daniel

Daniel replied on May 05, 2008 09:16 to the question "osx version doesnt work" in Wuala:

Hi,

could you tell us a bit about your set up? Are you trying to run Wuala from a non-admin account?

Daniel replied on April 14, 2008 11:30 to the problem "Programmabbruch bei grossen Dateien und Mac OSX" in Wuala:

Danke. Wir haben den Bug identifiziert und gefixt. Bei der Entscheidung, ob der Download im Arbeitsspeicher zwischengespeichert werden kann, gab es einen Overflow, der dazu fü dass eben der Disk-Cache nicht verwendet wurde. Müin der nästen Version also behoben sein. Ein manuelles eingreifen ins Speichermanagement der VM ist damit nicht mehr nö :)

Daniel replied on April 14, 2008 09:21 to the problem "Wuala lät sich nicht starten!" in Wuala:

Benutzt du einen eingeschraenkten Account? In dem Zusammenhang habe ich neulich noch ein Problem festgestellt...

Daniel replied on April 14, 2008 08:46 to the problem "Programmabbruch bei grossen Dateien und Mac OSX" in Wuala:

sorry fü Verspäng... Kannst Du mir den Link zu der Datei schicken? Dann schaue ich es mir an.

Daniel replied on March 28, 2008 10:06 to the problem "Wuala not running on OSX 10.4" in Wuala:

Good point, bagelcat. I had not thought of that.

If (re)installing Java 1.5 (which is required for Wuala to run) does not work: Do you run Wuala from a restricted account (without administrator privileges)? When you launch Wuala for the first time, it should create a folder in /Users/Shared/WualaSharedData - is this folder there?

Daniel, an employee of Wuala, replied on December 26, 2007 23:18 to the problem "sharing from ETH" in Wuala:

My computer at ETH (Mac mini, OS X 10.5.1) runs Wuala fine. It is directly connected to the ETH network (VPN doesn't work, that's true) and I have been trading storage there for over a month now. Do the departments have different policies?

Daniel started following the problem "sharing from ETH" in Wuala.