topics in Wuala tagged with yellow

Hi!

I'm using Wuala now for a week. I'm getting the status "Online", no problem, but only the yellow one. Sometimes, very rare, it gets the green one. But that happen maybe two times since i downloaded Wuala.

It's not able to connect with the external IP and if i try to test it, I'm only get this result:

Prürbindung...
Problem: Could not contact ping server A

Port is forwoarded on my router and i'm not using any firewall! Someone may has an idea??

Yours sincerely

Hi, I only get yellow connection status. I just installed the program. I tried forwarding the port, it looks like this:
http://www.abload.de/img/xykink.jpg
I also tried TCP/UDP but that didn ́t make a difference.

I don ́t use a firewall.
Connection options look like this:
http://www.abload.de/img/wuacon61r.jpg

When I click "Check again" I get this:

Analyzing Connection...
Got answer from Ping Server 'A', your external address is '/84.191.123.48:7413'.
Got answer from Ping Server 'B', your external address is '/84.191.123.48:7413'.
'/84.191.123.48:7413' does not accept incoming connections.
Trying to find UPnP router...
Found UPnP router: http://192.168.2.253:80/upnp/service/...

I waited about three minutes but that ́s everything that happens there. Plus, it then crahes when I click in the box.
I use Win Vista 64 bit and the router is a Level One 1403

Any ideas? :)

EDIT: I just remebered, once I shortly(!) got green light and was able to upload but when i aborted it wouldn ́t work again

The program works perfect, but is on Yellow Online every time. When I start check connection, wuala tell me:

Analyzing Connection...
Problem: Could not contact ping server A

Is a Leopard problem?

Since I have updated to alpha v.105 (Linux) I am having problems with my connection. It is o.k. for about a minute and then the status turns to yellow and shortly afterwards to red. After a few minutes I get a good connection again, but then it shuts down again and the whole procedure repeats itself. While the connection is down I can't even ping my wlan-router. After shutting down wuala, it takes about a minute and then I can ping my wlan-router again. I have already turned off the file system integration, but that doesn't do any good.

hi there,

a main problem with the wuala project as whole is, that there is far too little information on technical details, far too little documentation and real information given by the developers.

people often wonder why the wuala software behaves this or the other way, search for solutions that are sometimes no real problems if the behaviour would be properly documented.

i started up some older build (winxp) wuala client after a while of downtime and it upgraded itself.
after logging in to the wuala network (username) the wuala client now works heavily on the wuala database files in probably reoganisation tasks (fragmentsxx.db and COMP-fragmentsxx.db files being messed with the whole time)

anyways so it literally took ages for this client to finish, and the connection status icon was yellow all the time. only after a long while, and when finally the insane diskactivity has finished, the connection status icon went green again.

ctrl+alt+d _shownetworkstats displayed that it wasnt connected to any supernodes during this period, hence the yellow icon i presume.

what makes me wonder if this is a neccessary behviour, that the client cant properly connect to the network until its finished with its database overhaul. maybe some multithreading designs could help, or maybe its just really the need to bring the database into a consistant and up-to-date state again before being able to add and fetch chunks of data again to and from it.

it would really be great if the wuala team could document its piece of software much more in detail.

MY Wuala client connects ok at the beggining, but after a few hours the connection status always turns yellow or red.

This is very annoying since On-line time is not well counted and I only get between 16% or 17% on-line time.

How can I keep the on-line status always green?