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abgely replied on October 07, 2008 22:10 to the question "When is space from deleted files available for re-use?" in Wuala:

hi there,

just to say now everything is fine. I wold suggest to define this issue as a faq. besides i'd like some other way faster and less-shortcut than ctrlaltp to fix this "storage amount" issue.

thank you

abgely replied on October 06, 2008 22:08 to the question "When is space from deleted files available for re-use?" in Wuala:

hey all,

sorry for the stupid questions before. I asked google about ctrl+alt+p and I found it is a kind of keyboard shortcut to force server-side check of storage. I'll update you tomorrow hoping everything is fixed.

abgely replied on October 06, 2008 19:13 to the question "When is space from deleted files available for re-use?" in Wuala:

@nmat: ctrl alt p doesnt seem to do anything. while if i try command alt p it filers "π" for search (it sounds really Kubrik style). I remind you I runs wuala on Mac OS X. please could you confirm what I have to do?

@bagelcat: I checked. I confirm I dont have any groups joined.

bagelcat replied on October 06, 2008 18:59 to the question "When is space from deleted files available for re-use?" in Wuala:

also be shure that there are n files left in groups...

nmat replied on October 06, 2008 18:56 to the question "When is space from deleted files available for re-use?" in Wuala:

hi abgely. Please try ctrl+alt+p and wait a few hours

abgely replied on October 06, 2008 17:52 to the question "When is space from deleted files available for re-use?" in Wuala:

hi,

same problem here. running v33 for OSX. it says: "2.2 GB of 6.1 GB used". well actually I have deleted all files so it should be 0 GB of 6.1 GB used (i am trading 5.1). I deleted all files 2 days ago and I have sign-in and on several times. I have switched off / on wuala several times as well.

please, help.

thx

abgely

joe12 started following the question "Can a file be maintained from a computer other than the one that originally uploaded it?" in Wuala.

Bugreport replied on September 22, 2008 20:16 to the question "Can a file be maintained from a computer other than the one that originally uploaded it?" in Wuala:

Yes it can, if it's in the cache of the 24/7 machine as well - just download it in Wuala and don't clean the cache - then your file(s) should be maintained as if they were uploaded on that machine.

joe12 replied on September 22, 2008 19:46 to the question "Robocopy and Wuala drive" in Wuala:

robocopy C:\files W:\wualadir /MIR - just simple basic sync
and ~38 GB / 110.000 files
that's why I increased the Wuala cache to 50GB
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also tried /R for retry and /W for waiting and /IPG for slow copying
all these options caused same errors or made it worse
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robocopy handles the first few files/transactions well but then wuala seems to break it down to halt
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If wuala stays that way I cannot use it for backup - it's not a solution to drag so many files onto wuala just to see it crash again

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Eric Christensen started following the question "Robocopy and Wuala drive" in Wuala.

Eric Christensen asked a question in Wuala on September 22, 2008 17:22:

Can a file be maintained from a computer other than the one that originally uploaded it?

In my deployment, I have one machine that stays connected all the time for trading storage, but I occasionally connect from other machines to upload files. It would seem appropriate that the first machine would be able to maintain all of the files in my account, but I have not observed this actually occurring. Are the files uploaded from other machines in jeopardy?

Deathbob replied on September 16, 2008 08:02 to the discussion "traffic" in Wuala:

when they feel like it. It has been 7 months.

Eric Christensen replied on September 16, 2008 04:16 to the problem "Mirroring a folder into Wuala using Beyond Compare 3.0 occasionally yields files with different time-of-last-modification." in Wuala:

This still occurs in PC build 107.

Determinant replied on September 16, 2008 02:00 to the discussion "traffic" in Wuala:

Does anyone have any status updates on when some stats about bandwidth will be displayed in Wuala?

Deelkar replied on September 15, 2008 08:54 to the problem ""Locally Stored Data" figure is not increasing" in Wuala:

you can try switching off sharing, logging out/exiting, then restart wuala (or relogin) and enable sharing again. You may have to repeat this 2 times.

A comment on the problem ""Locally Stored Data" figure is not increasing" in Wuala:

This is done/checked server-side... I fear you'll have to wait till it's fixed (again). – Bugreport, on September 14, 2008 17:40

vaus replied on September 14, 2008 15:34 to the problem ""Locally Stored Data" figure is not increasing" in Wuala:

Wuala Version 484 and it still doesn't work:
Wuala shows 2.7 GB - on HDD the folder Fragments2 uses 11 GB!
Is there a command to order Wuala to scan this folder again or if this isn't possible, to remove the 'waste'-data?

nmat started following the problem "Mirroring a folder into Wuala using Beyond Compare 3.0 occasionally yields files with different time-of-last-modification." in Wuala.

joe12 replied on September 13, 2008 07:02 to the problem "Mirroring a folder into Wuala using Beyond Compare 3.0 occasionally yields files with different time-of-last-modification." in Wuala:

I have the same problem with robocopy!
see http://getsatisfaction.com/wuala/topi...