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Deathbob replied on February 27, 2010 02:58 to the idea "Web accessible files" in Wuala:
It would be rather complicated. You would have to do transactions to get the meta data then use that to get parts of file. A proof of concept would be cool though.-
A comment on the problem "Wuala crashes on my Windows Vista 64 bit!" in Wuala:
Have you forced jlan FSI instead of using Dokan? – Deathbob, on February 20, 2010 17:46 -
Deathbob replied on February 12, 2010 20:35 to the question "Linux locally stored data won't increase" in Wuala:
Strange, I'm not sure. Try the forums http://forum.wuala.com/. Might get better luck there. Not many people still look at this site. -
Deathbob replied on February 11, 2010 16:15 to the question "Linux locally stored data won't increase" in Wuala:
Try disabling trading and re-enable. Sometimes it glitches, I thought we had fixed that. If it starts working after that, I'll go track down the ticket about it. -
Deathbob replied on February 10, 2010 16:37 to the problem "Space usage stats went nuts" in Wuala:
Try disabling trading on the system and re enabling it. Also make sure that the path is still right and didn't revert or something. -
A comment on the problem "latest version of Dokan seems to be bluescreening my windows 7 64-bit box" in Wuala:
You will have better luck at http://forum.wuala.com I'm not sure whats causing this but it probably isn't just you. – Deathbob, on January 25, 2010 16:25 -
Deathbob replied on January 25, 2010 15:32 to the problem "latest version of Dokan seems to be bluescreening my windows 7 64-bit box" in Wuala:
We are aware of the problem & are working to correct it.
http://bugs.wuala.com/view.php?id=805 -
Deathbob replied on January 17, 2010 20:03 to the problem "Bad privacy due to hashing unencrypted files before upload" in Wuala:
tldr;
The hash is of the encrypted data.
The same data is always encrypted the same way.
You cannot know how to decrypt the file unless you knew the contents at some point (you uploaded it) or were given the key (groups,friends).
The decryption key is stored inside your encrypted account data that is only decrypted on the client (Caleido cannot decrypt this) (This is also why you cannot "reset" your password).
The security rick becomes this: Someone who ALREADY has an EXACT BIT-FOR-BIT copy of the file could in theory locate someone else who has the file. I'm not sure how the maintenance procedure works, but this would require them to poison the network and place themselves as a storage node for a piece of the file. Then wait for the file to be downloaded. But if I'm remembering correctly, this could also result in false positives do to some autonomous activity of the network.