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A comment on the idea "let wuala observe directory for automatic uploads?" in Wuala:
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
jar replied on June 27, 2008 08:10 to the idea "let wuala observe directory for automatic uploads?" in Wuala:
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.
A comment on the question "osx version doesnt work" in Wuala:
I had previous crashes of Wuala but I coould fix them by deleting all things in folder: WualaSharedData Today for the first time this did not help on my machine: MacMini OSX V10.4.11 I even went so far to try re-installing from scratch the OSX and updating back to V10.4.11, then installing Wuala again, but even then after the initial automatic update I see again the crash of SWT before the Wuala user interface comes up. I just get an OSX crash report which may be send to Apple, but no Wuala error message, which could be send back to Wuala programmers. The content of the folder WualaSharedData/Updater/ shows most files in two version, both downloaded at the same time today: libswt-cocoa-carbon-3333.jnilib libswt-cocoa-carbon-3349.jnilib I tried the long command in the terminal and I still got the crash plus the following Terminal output: Adding lib994753600.jar to the classpath Adding swt.jar to the classpath Starting Wuala... -project WualaMAC Kolumbus 2008-05-24 04:16:02.064 java[918] *** _NSAutoreleaseNoPool(): Object 0x337410 of class NSConcreteMutableData autoreleased with no pool in place - just leaking Invalid memory access of location 00000000 eip=90a59387 2. This crash report above comes from a fresh first time installation of Wuala on a fresh OSX 10.4.11 with admin account. The ls -a says: total 16 drwxrwxrwt 6 root wheel 204 May 24 04:08 . drwxrwxr-t 6 root admin 204 Apr 29 2007 .. -rw-rw-rw- 1 User wheel 6148 May 24 04:08 .DS_Store -rw-r--r-- 1 root wheel 0 Jan 13 2006 .localized drwxrwxrwx 2 root wheel 68 Sep 23 2007 SC Info drwxr-xr-x 5 User wheel 170 May 24 04:08 WualaSharedData ls -al /Users/Shared/WualaSharedData total 16 drwxr-xr-x 5 User wheel 170 May 24 04:08 . drwxrwxrwt 6 root wheel 204 May 24 04:08 .. -rw-r--r-- 1 User wheel 6148 May 24 04:09 .DS_Store drwxrwxrwx 43 User wheel 1462 May 24 04:00 Program drwxrwxrwx 17 User wheel 578 May 24 04:00 Updater – RK_Voila, on May 24, 2008 02:23
Daniel replied on May 21, 2008 10:55 to the question "osx version doesnt work" in Wuala:
Here are some other things you should try:
1. Launch Wuala from the Terminal by the following command and let us know the error message:
exec java -ea -cp /Users/Shared/WualaSharedData/Program/WualaStarter.jar:/Users/Shared/WualaSharedData/Program/swt.jar:/System/Library/Java/ -Djava.library.path="/Users/Shared/WualaSharedData/Program" -Xmx256M -XstartOnFirstThread -Djava.awt.headless=true -Dwuala.basedir=/Users/Shared/WualaSharedData/ com.wuala.platform.WualaStarterMac -project WualaMAC Kolumbus
2. enter the following commands in the terminal and post the output (you can remove the lines containing directories/files not related to Wuala, but at least the lines for . , .. and WualaSharedData should be included):
ls -al /Users/Shared
ls -al /Users/Shared/WualaSharedData
This might help us in isolating the problem...
Roger replied on May 21, 2008 08:07 to the idea "Directory Hard Links in Groups" in Wuala:
ok, got it :)
-> http://getsatisfaction.com/wuala/topi...
Post it as a feature request in http://wua.la/Wuala !
Patrick replied on May 19, 2008 09:44 to the idea "Directory Hard Links in Groups" in Wuala:
Patrick2000 replied on May 16, 2008 09:46 to the idea "Directory Hard Links in Groups" in Wuala:
Naaa... But I want a soft link! People who want a copy, simply choose "copy file" - i choose "copy link" and want it to do that link and not silently do the same as "copy file".
The reason is is that I'm constantly updating the contents of my personal folder and don't want to update it on the group as well. There is different content in the group area and i want be able to put a link to my private stuff there, that only selectet people of the group can access.
You shouldn't take users for fools I think. Whoever knows what he's doing shouldn't be prevented from doing it.
Patrick replied on May 13, 2008 08:20 to the idea "Directory Hard Links in Groups" in Wuala:
Roger replied on May 13, 2008 07:31 to the idea "Directory Hard Links in Groups" in Wuala:
Patrick2000 replied on May 09, 2008 20:12 to the idea "Directory Hard Links in Groups" in Wuala:
Oh - ok! Thanks, Roger, for your reply. I used "copy link". I just checked and the behaviour is exactly as you described: I tried to make a link in Group Folder to one of my shared folders. This behaves the same way like links to private folders. Well, for me it's ok like that, I'd only suggest that wuala should give me an error/info message when pasting the link, and tell me what it's doing (copying files) - i thought it was a hard link.
I wanted to link to one of my shared folders, that i'm shareing whith almost everybody of that group. So I'd actually be even hapier if it did, what i wanted and create a regular soft link (which would then eventually be inaccessible to some unauthorised guests, but this sould be the concern of the owner/creator of the link to set up appropriate access rights in that case).
Greets
Patrick replied on May 09, 2008 01:39 to the idea "Directory Hard Links in Groups" in Wuala:
Roger replied on May 08, 2008 15:04 to the idea "Directory Hard Links in Groups" in Wuala:
@Patrick:
1. displaying links to directories in the tree view is on our wish list.
2. Take a look at the group posting folder. There you have a flat view of all files you've posted to your groups.
@Patrick2000:
Did you use the copy (link) action or the copy (file) action? I'm a little bit confused because what you describe is exactly the behaviour for the copy file action.
There are no hard links. If you post private stuff to a group, the files are copied to that group (again, there is a link in your group posting folder). Only soft links to public stuff are possible.
Dominik replied on May 07, 2008 12:57 to the idea "let wuala observe directory for automatic uploads?" in Wuala:
moritz_ replied on May 06, 2008 14:24 to the question "osx version doesnt work" in Wuala:
We are doing our best to fix these issues as soon as possible.
The following aspects might be helpful for us to solve this issue:
- Did Wuala work on this machine before or is this a new installation?
- If Wuala worked before, did you do any other updates bsides the automatic Wuala updates, which might have broken Wuala
- Which version of Java do you have and what kind of processor is in your computer?
We are not yet able to replicate this problem with Mac OS X 10.5, neither with the older version of Java, nor with the newest update from Apple.
We are really sorry for the inconvenience and hope to fix this as soon as possible.
cax replied on May 06, 2008 12:17 to the question "osx version doesnt work" in Wuala:
tievape replied on May 05, 2008 18:26 to the question "osx version doesnt work" in Wuala:
bagelcat replied on May 05, 2008 11:43 to the question "osx version doesnt work" in Wuala:
Daniel replied on May 05, 2008 09:16 to the question "osx version doesnt work" in Wuala:
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