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DataWraith replied on October 02, 2009 20:32 to the idea "Less uploading traffic with incremental uploading-technic" in Wuala:

I always wondered why Wuala wasn't designed this way from the start, because there are similar (research) systems that are using this approach.
Rabin-Fingerprints are used there to create chunks based on the file contents, not at static boundaries. That would have the advantage of, for example, not requiring a re-upload of a file after the insertion of a few bytes at the beginning.

Maybe it would increase the amount of overhead dramatically or there's some other non-obvious problem with the idea. Anyway, I doubt it's feasible to just graft finer-grained chunks onto the current implementation; large parts of Wuala would probably have to be rewritten from scratch.

But, hey, if that's ever done, I'd recommend the following paper to the developers: Optimizing File Replication over Limited-Bandwidth Networks using Remote Differential Compression

;-)

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DataWraith replied on July 27, 2009 17:06 to the question "A Question about wualacmd login" in Wuala:

Sorry for bringing up this old thread again, but I recently installed Wuala on a 64bit machine, and enableAutoLogin doesn't work for me either.

The setting just doesn't seem to stick. After stopping and starting wualacmd I have to manually login again to get access to the file system integration:

$ cd ~/wuala/

$ ./wualacmd login DataWraith [password] enableAutoLogin

Wuala Loader 2008-09-18

Logged in as DataWraith

Wuala Commandline

Once Wuala is running, you can send commands to it by calling

it again with the desired command as argument (e.g. './wuala logout)'

The commands will be passed on to the first instance.

Execute './wuala help' for a list of available commands.

[switch terminal]

$ ./wualacmd shutdown

[...]

Normal shutdown

Shutting down...

$ ./wualacmd 

Wuala Loader 2008-09-18

Wuala Commandline

Once Wuala is running, [...]

[switch terminal]

$ ./wualacmd logout

Wuala Loader 2008-09-18

Problem: Not logged in, null

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