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i have similar problems here too i tried wuala on my new notebook with vista 64
where i didnt use file integration and deleted all messages but it doesent after a while always the java vm stopped to work and wuala crashes
so idecidet do install vista 32 bit and it now runs smoothbut downloads stopalways after about 200 mb o that i have to restart wuala

i never had those problemswith linux i capped dl speed already ( 1.2 mb )and gave 40 k upload speed to wuala

in the older versions there always was a file to allow java 512 mb memory i cannotfind the file in vista to change that maybe that would help

but i cannot find it maybe someone can helpme

Yeah, I noticed it, but they shouldn't be different. Look, I did a check again (but didn't modify any settings) and now the ports are the same:

"
Analyzing Connection...
Got answer from Ping Server 'A', your external address is '/84.1.108.198:7416'.
Got answer from Ping Server 'B', your external address is '/84.1.108.198:7416'.
'/84.1.108.198:7416' does not accept incoming connections.
Trying to find UPnP router...
Found UPnP router: http://192.168.1.1:80/desc.xml
Setup of port forwarding failed.
'/84.1.108.198:7416' does not accept incoming connections.
Your connection is not suitable for trading storage.
Please enable UPnP on your router/firewall or configure it manually to forward incoming UDP connections on port 7 416 to this computer. Afterwards you might need to restart your router and/or Wuala.
"

I set the speed limit to 25 KB/s for both up and down. Well, now it is stuck at 20%, no error message. And I forgot to mention that sometimes during a download the status indicator turns yellow, then back to green and only after this it gets stuck at XY %. Still bad...

The ports are different...

Increase upload and download if you can. to at least 25KB both ways.

Hi!

I also have this problem, I can't download a 5 MB file! Otherwise Wuala is great! I also did the packet loss thing:

When idle: RTP is 44, Reliablity is 99-100%

When downloading a 5.7 MB file: RTP slowly goes up to about 120 and then slowly back to 48, Reliablity goes quickly down to about 50% then slowly up to 99%, and the download is stuck at 14%, but now it is not giving me the download failed error. I set the speed limit of downloading to 5 KB/s, and uploading to 20 KB/s...lol

When I check connection in the settings i get this:

"
Analyzing Connection...
Got answer from Ping Server 'A', your external address is '/84.1.108.198:40782'.
Got answer from Ping Server 'B', your external address is '/84.1.108.198:40782'.
'/84.1.108.198:7416' does not accept incoming connections.
Trying to find UPnP router...
Found UPnP router: http://192.168.1.1:80/desc.xml
Setup of port forwarding failed.
'/84.1.108.198:40782' does not accept incoming connections.
Your connection is not suitable for trading storage.
Please enable UPnP on your router/firewall or configure it manually to forward incoming UDP connections on port 7 416 to this computer. Afterwards you might need to restart your router and/or Wuala.
"

I have a Corega BAR-SD [CG-BARSD Cable/DSL Router (R1.97f3)] router. As far as i know I have set up forwarding and everything correctly. It gives the same error when I turn off UPnP. I think that the cause of my problem is my ISP. However, I couldn't test it without the router...

+1 – MikeSobe, on August 25, 2008 12:19

I think Wuala should notice that reliability is low and give a warning. "Your internet connection appears to be highly unreliable. You may experience problems when uploading and downloading."

My guess is that because of UDP behind a por connection you can't really use Wuala (for example on the outmost areas of a WLAN). It might be more error-resistant in terms of whole fragments but if single packets are lost I don't really know what Wuala does...

Thats... BAD. Wow.

i tried kragil's solution with no success however i am on a satellite connection and have a 820ms ping and wuala packet loss meter rates me at 4% reliability during downloads 50% reliability when idle

dzubi, still need invite?

Take a look at http://wua.la/en/new.html - 411 to 414 were merely cleanup/small bugfix versions like saving some settings over sessions. – Bugreport, on April 22, 2008 18:02

will wuala coredump / panic when all driveletters are taken on a winblows machine? i shall try this scenario actually.

i hate driveletters. please allow for UNC only, to turn driveletter assignment off as an option. driveletters really suck.

win32 414

how about some current changelogs? its been quite a while / number of builds since the last changelog appeared :(

And please don't display letters that are already in use - of course update that everytime you look at that configuration option...

heh even better, selectable windows driveletter and integration....

only thing left we need now is: select -> "no driveletter needed - thankyou."

heh unbelievable... this gotta be an aprilfirstjokecandidate ;)

we have a releasenote page on the official wuala website at last....

:)

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