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Well, if one of their servers is down, you're screwed... AND they work with deltas afaik, something that is not really possible with Wualas design I fear. – Bugreport, on June 29, 2008 15:53

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jar replied on June 27, 2008 08:10 to the idea "let wuala observe directory for automatic uploads?" in Wuala:

just got my beta key for dropbox and they get it quite good done. you get 2gb of space and if you save some files in "their" folder, it gets automatically synched. it may not be an easy task but it is possible.

sunk818 replied on June 26, 2008 18:02 to the idea "let wuala observe directory for automatic uploads?" in Wuala:

I think file & folder synchronization is actually hard to do efficiently. Will it be based on file piece hash? Entire file hash? File size? Time stamp? If Caleido wants to tackle this, I suggest offering sync for Local Disk first. Trying to sync network drive has many challenges and you don't see some commercial sync software offer network drive synchronization.

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Dominik replied on May 07, 2008 12:57 to the idea "let wuala observe directory for automatic uploads?" in Wuala:

Just want to tell you that we haven't forgotten this one. It's not top prio on our current todo list, but it's probably top prio on the wish list.

chrisdo replied on March 30, 2008 11:13 to the idea "let wuala observe directory for automatic uploads?" in Wuala:

Yes, this feature would be great, I would really appreciate if this feature would have a high priority.

Because now, if you store some documents on wuala, if you update them locally, you have to upload them again manually, automate this would be nice.

jason replied on March 30, 2008 06:33 to the idea "let wuala observe directory for automatic uploads?" in Wuala:

Checking up on the priority of this feature? I'd really love to see this happen, even if it's a simple scaled-down version.

Thanks!

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KBlast replied on March 12, 2008 05:58 to the idea "let wuala observe directory for automatic uploads?" in Wuala:

That would definately a good start towards the backup functions of Wuala. I guess the best situation would be using FUSE or similar filesystems to incorporate Wuala into the system to use it with backup programs like rsync. At least for me Wuala is so far only a backup utility (faster uploads/downloads than Amazon S3 for example).

jar replied on March 11, 2008 22:18 to the idea "let wuala observe directory for automatic uploads?" in Wuala:

it fetches the name/dir change. a look at their gui for doing this can be found here -> http://www.wintotal.de/Vorstellung/pi...

lemme explain why i want that:
i have several directories where i put sometimes photos in it. friends, stock photos etc.. its a pain in the a** to mark and upload them. if wuala would check the directory it would see "ahh. new fotos" and would upload them.

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