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joe12 replied on August 19, 2008 15:41 to the question "wuala and kaspersky firewall" in Wuala:

I think since Wuala is p2p you have to allow all traffic.

Also right now Wuala is running in the Java environment and so you (and Kaspersky) can only see it as "javaw.exe" in the taskmanager

Maybe in the future there will be the option to allow traffic only for wuala.exe.

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superwutze replied on August 19, 2008 14:13 to the question "filesystem integration not working (nfs error: success !?)" in Wuala:

well, thats strange. i used the same settings on a different computer, also gentoo-linux but this time a 64-bit os. also there is no nfs server (and no portmap) running. automatic mount won't work but manual mount works like a charm. it took some time till i found the entry to specify the 32-bit java-vm but now it runs perfectly while on the native 32-bit machine the mounting won't work. both computers run recent software.

superwutze asked a question in Wuala on August 19, 2008 13:42:

wuala and kaspersky firewall

how should i configure the antihacker settings in kaspersky internet security for wuala? the only option so far i have found is to allow all traffic whatsoever for the java runtime environment. but that would mean all traffic, not only wuala! that would be a severe security impact letting java do whatever it wants in the network. any suggestions?

superwutze replied on August 16, 2008 22:59 to the question "filesystem integration not working (nfs error: success !?)" in Wuala:

wua.la -> support -> faq -> technical questions -> fs integration under linux

it still doesn't work for me. everything is set to the faq and the error i get is named 'success'. if that isn't depressing than i doesn't know what is ;-)

well, one day there will be a solution: wuala v2.0 :-)

sHiZo replied on August 16, 2008 13:39 to the question "filesystem integration not working (nfs error: success !?)" in Wuala:

To copy the whole article in an editor worked for me. But took me hours to realize that in my first try there was missing the rest of the line.

Where did you get the Information howto get thinks working? I didn't find any Information expect of this post.

superwutze replied on August 16, 2008 12:30 to the question "filesystem integration not working (nfs error: success !?)" in Wuala:

what do you think is missing from the entry? try to copy and paste it somewhere else, mark the whole line. it is too long to be displayed correctly.

sHiZo replied on August 15, 2008 08:20 to the question "filesystem integration not working (nfs error: success !?)" in Wuala:

The entry for the fstab is truncated for me.
If the whole entry is in fstab it works fine.

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superwutze replied on May 02, 2008 17:34 to the question "multiple computers/operating systems/profiles" in Wuala:

oh, i thought that by subscribing i already share my first gb.

intgr replied on May 02, 2008 16:14 to the question "filesystem integration not working (nfs error: success !?)" in Wuala:

Not sure if this will help, but worth a try:

Create a file named /etc/hosts.allow and add these lines:
portmap: 127.0.0.1
lockd: 127.0.0.1
rquotad:127.0.0.1
mountd: 127.0.0.1
statd: 127.0.0.1

Then restart portmap. I had a similar error and this fixed it for me.

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Roger replied on May 02, 2008 06:43 to the question "multiple computers/operating systems/profiles" in Wuala:

Yes, you can connect from multiple computers at once. There are currently some notification problems - this means if you are logged in on several machines, you get invitations and requests more than once. But we are looking forward to solve this problems..

I didn't get your second question? As soon as you start trading (you don't have to..), Wuala starts to store fragments from other users on your computer (each file is splitted up into small pieces, encrypted and stored in the P2P network).

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superwutze asked a question in Wuala on May 01, 2008 18:51:

filesystem integration not working (nfs error: success !?)

i tried to use filesystem integration on linux (gentoo) but encountered a very strange error named "success".

#: mount /mnt/wua.la/wuala/direct
mount: mount to NFS server 'localhost' failed: RPC Error: Success.

on that computer a nfs-server is running, so i started wuala using the -noportmapregistration option. btw: can this option be entered somehow into wualarc?

my fstab entry looks like this:
localhost:/wuala /mnt/wua.la/wuala/direct nfs defaults,users,noauto,rsize=8192,wsize=8192,timeo=14,intr,nolock,soft,nfsvers=3,mountvers=3,port=26184,mountport=26183

the check reports portmap and service as ok and volume and integration as failed.

thanks in advance for any hint!
andy

Darkstriker replied on May 01, 2008 15:58 to the question "multiple computers/operating systems/profiles" in Wuala:

If you have uploaded your files to Wuala, you will find your Profile on any other machine on which you logon to your Account. From there you can then download the files and use them. So this should be no problem.

This is (given a fast internet connection) also very fast since the upload from the large number of users which give you access to the files is very high. (full utilization of 20Mbit/s Lines is no problem at all. I managed around 2.2MB/s which is extremely close to my connection maximum)

superwutze asked a question in Wuala on May 01, 2008 14:00:

multiple computers/operating systems/profiles

first: i think that the concept of wuala is really great.

i am a very mobile user. i use various devices for various tasks. and all of those devices have at least 2 operating systems installed. so i decided to have my wuala client installed and running on one of my servers. connection time is 24/7. now i want to access my wuala files from all those profiles on all my computers. is there in the present state of wuala any chance to do this?