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shanepardue replied on June 27, 2008 03:23 to the question "Wuala, Filesystem Integration, and Ubuntu" in Wuala:

I noticed today that when I click and drag files into the Wuala java app, that replacing files that already exist cause the files to not copy correctly. If I delete the files on Wuala then move the files over, they work just fine. Could this be related to our syncing problem?

shanepardue replied on June 02, 2008 18:25 to the question "Wuala, Filesystem Integration, and Ubuntu" in Wuala:

I'd be willing to use any kind of sync tool with Wuala..I really just want to have an easy way to backup my data to Wuala..Any working ideas?

A comment on the question "Wuala, Filesystem Integration, and Ubuntu" in Wuala:

Unison is great! One thing to note, I did use the "perms = 0" option within unison's profile system to disable the permission syncing, but I still run into a problem. It may have to do with the large number of files I'm trying to sync (approximately 40gb). – shanepardue, on June 02, 2008 14:53

Roger replied on June 02, 2008 08:39 to the question "Wuala, Filesystem Integration, and Ubuntu" in Wuala:

Hi,
I tried unison on my ubuntu laptop. One problem is, that unison tries to change file permissions. This is currently not supported by our implementation. Unfortunately this is not a problem I can solve right now, although it would be nice to be able to syncronize with unison (I didn't know this nice tool before, thanks :)).

shanepardue replied on May 31, 2008 19:48 to the question "Wuala, Filesystem Integration, and Ubuntu" in Wuala:

How would this be a problem associated with Wuala and not all NFS shares? I've tried multiple times trying different tactics such as increasing my cache size, but I still get "input/output" errors. This is the last thing I'd really love to see Wuala work properly with!

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Bugreport replied on May 18, 2008 14:26 to the question "Copying private files from others and making them public" in Wuala:

AFAIK it gets newly encrypted with your key and added to your files + storage. You can do whatever you want with _any_ file you have access to, this is working as intended.

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Gartenrebell asked a question in Wuala on May 17, 2008 18:42:

Copying private files from others and making them public

Hi Wuala-Team and everybody else who can answer this question,

I am attending two private groups. When I open the context menue of a file, which was uploaded by another person, I have the possibility to add it to the other group. However I only want to do this. if the file is newly encrypted with my key and the other person's key is not passed on without his control.

Thanks

Gartenrebell replied on May 17, 2008 08:24 to the problem "Linux Connection shuts down after a minute" in Wuala:

Thank you to all of you!! First I tried limiting the bandwidth drastically. That didn't help. Then I rebooted my wlan rooter and wuala - it's working again. I don't know, but it seems like my rooter kept the connections up permanently and could not handle them any more. I have a avm fritz!box fon wlan 7050, which is of course not a really new model.

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Luzius replied on May 16, 2008 07:01 to the problem "Linux Connection shuts down after a minute" in Wuala:

Many home routers can't handle larger numbers of connections (say 100). Though Wuala uses UDP, which is a stateless protocol that does not have connections, some routers still treats UDP traffic as if there were connections and then run into problems. We are aware of this problem. Our planned fix is to offer proxy servers for users with connection problems, so Wuala can be used with only one connection, even if UDP isn't supported at all.

Bugreport replied on May 15, 2008 10:03 to the problem "Linux Connection shuts down after a minute" in Wuala:

Seems more to be a problem somewhere in your network, Wuala relies on quite many connections via UDP.

A comment on the problem "Linux Connection shuts down after a minute" in Wuala:

This _is_ the problem. Have the same behavior too. Limiting dl to something aroud 500kb/s have solved it. But in the long run, a good wlan router will be the better way. ;) – bagelcat, on May 15, 2008 06:58

Deelkar replied on May 14, 2008 22:48 to the problem "Linux Connection shuts down after a minute" in Wuala:

Maybe your WLAN-Router can't handle the amount of "connections" wuala generates.

I'd try to limit the bandwidth in wuala (since you can't limit the amount of connections made directly).

Gartenrebell replied on May 14, 2008 20:22 to the problem "Linux Connection shuts down after a minute" in Wuala:

Am I really the only person with this problem??? After updating to v.106 I had a good connection for about 5 minutes, but then the same problem occured. Somebody out there - please help me!!

Gartenrebell reported a problem in Wuala on May 12, 2008 13:08:

Linux Connection shuts down after a minute

Since I have updated to alpha v.105 (Linux) I am having problems with my connection. It is o.k. for about a minute and then the status turns to yellow and shortly afterwards to red. After a few minutes I get a good connection again, but then it shuts down again and the whole procedure repeats itself. While the connection is down I can't even ping my wlan-router. After shutting down wuala, it takes about a minute and then I can ping my wlan-router again. I have already turned off the file system integration, but that doesn't do any good.