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I'm trying to access a file I recently uploaded and I get the message "This file has not yet been completly uploaded. Please try again later or contact its owner."
When I uploaded the bunch of folders wuala crashed, now it doesn't seem to resume the upload when I start wuala again on the same machine. Is there a way to force resuming of the upload?
Cheers,
reto
When I uploaded the bunch of folders wuala crashed, now it doesn't seem to resume the upload when I start wuala again on the same machine. Is there a way to force resuming of the upload?
Cheers,
reto
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Inappropriate?In theory, Wuala should automatically resume uploads. If the upload is scheduled, you can force its start in the uploads view. What always works is to insert the file into Wuala again and choose 'replace' when asked.
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Inappropriate?Ok, I'll have to upload again. What would be nice would be a checkbox "auto-rename remaining files" in the "Invalid Name" dialog. Currently its very hard to use my computer as they pop up and get the focus.
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Inappropriate?Actually I wanted to move away stuff from my Harddiskt to wuala as there is little space left on my disk. However the wuala/Data/Local2/Large folder in now 9.3 GB and getting bigger whenever wuala runs (till the hd is full and then wuala crashes). I'm not sure what the data in there is, the client is configured not to do local backups.
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Inappropriate?The local2 folder contains the local cache. Normally, this folder follows the cache size limit specified in the options. However, it you insert lots of files into Wuala, it will copy them into the cache and lock them there until they are uploaded. I guess that's how you reached 9.3 GB.
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Inappropriate?Is there a way to recover failed creations? I have TONS of files that some got uploaded but the rest are in limbo (Drag and Drop'd to add). If I check the hash of a file in limbo it says "Never Existed (Maybe creation failed)". Is there a way i can force it to try and recover or is there no way to know where it got them. If I do the same drag and drop again should that fix it?1 Comment
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It depends. If you make one of the affected folders public, I can have a look at them to see what went wrong.
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