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A comment on the question "Archivieren nicht zu sichernder Dateien" in Wuala:

Unter Win XP - Datei - Eigenschaften - Allgemein - Erweitert.... Beim Archivieren eines Bild-und-Video - Verzeichnisses läuft Wuala schnell durch die kleineren Brocken und kaut dann lange an den grossen Video-Dateien. Da letztere sowieso nicht so wichtig sind, hoffte ich, dass solche als nicht zu sichern markierte Dateien auch von Wuala nicht archiviert werden. – Hans Grob, on September 11, 2009 10:22

Hans Grob asked a question in Wuala on September 10, 2009 12:55:

Archivieren nicht zu sichernder Dateien

Es gibt ein Datei-Attribut 'Datei kann gesichert werden'. Ich deaktivierte dies bei einer grossen Video-Datei. Trotzdem sichert Wuala sie beim Archivieren.

A comment on the question "access to private folders by foreign persons" in Wuala:

Got it. Could you check wether I had shared the private folder? Why is the 'view' count already at 1 after just copying? – Hans Grob, on July 09, 2009 14:36

A comment on the question "access to private folders by foreign persons" in Wuala:

Hello Oona, Have you gone for holidays or haven't you got my e-mail? – Hans Grob, on July 08, 2009 16:36

A comment on the question "access to private folders by foreign persons" in Wuala:

I am not a new user. I am software engineer since 1980! I am still concerned. The guy said: it is your problem if you subscribe under your own name! Some interesting files have been viewed 44 times! Could you check who has looked at them and wether it is still possible to access those private folders under 'Documents'. – Hans Grob, on July 03, 2009 18:45

Hans Grob replied on July 03, 2009 18:10 to the question "access to private folders by foreign persons" in Wuala:

No, I think how it is now is adequate to most users. Images are mostly public and shared files, while documents are mostly private.

A comment on the question "access to private folders by foreign persons" in Wuala:

Hi Oona, to my very knowledge, I just copied the website address of the folder and copied it into an e-mail. I just tried sharing the folder with myself and saw the red appearance for the 1st time. Then I set back to private. I don't know wether he saw all subfolders. – Hans Grob, on July 02, 2009 16:12

Hans Grob asked a question in Wuala on July 01, 2009 21:30:

access to private folders by foreign persons

A friend who works as computer supporter and whom I had invited to see my public folders surprised me by telling about some details in my private folders. How is that possible?