As of release Oerlikon (2010-05-05), we have a .deb-repository for Debian and derivatives (Ubuntu etc.). Detailled instructions are available on http://www.wuala.com/download/linux.
Also note that the file system integration is using Fuse since Release Seebach (beginning of March, 20101). Part of the instructions below may be obsolete/deprecated.
/Marcel
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Installation
- Install Java (if not yet installed) - to check if installed, type 'java -version'.
You need at least Java version 1.5.
The simplest way is to use the package manager from you distribution:
Debian/Ubuntu: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre (from non-free)
OpenSuse: sudo zypper install [...]
Arch Linux: sudo pacman -S jre (or openjdk6)
Direct link to Java 1.6 update 3, 32-Bit version:
http://javadl.sun.com/webapps/download/ ... leId=12791
It is recommend to use Sun's JVM. The GUI version only runs with 32-Bit Java. - Download the wuala.com/files/wuala.tar.gz and extract it to ~/wuala using your favourite file manager
In commandline:
cd ~
wget http://wuala.com/files/wuala.tar.gz
tar -xzf wuala.tar.gz
chmod u+x wuala/wuala && chmod u+x wuala/wualacmd
tsukasa has written a bash script for automated installing and removing of wuala:
See http://forum.wuala.com/viewtopic.php?p=75#p75 - Setup file-system integration (optional)
Execute the following command to add the necessary mount to your /etc/fstab:
sudo echo "localhost:/wuala $HOME/wuala/direct nfs defaults,users,noauto,rsize=8192,wsize=8192,timeo=60,acregmin=10,noac,intr,nolock,soft" >> /etc/fstab
Another way is to use rdirect's script: https://forum.wuala.com/viewtopic.php?p=390#p390 - Run Wuala
- KDE 4: Menu Entry / Icon
Rightlick on Kickup Application Starter -> Menu Editor -> Rightclick on the Internet Apps -> New Element -> Name it Wuala
Now you can add to description : Wuala - Secure Online Storage and set an icon image (included in the .tar.gz)
And add to command : ~/wuala/wuala
Save your configuration and go to your Desktop.
Rightlick on your Desktop and Unlock your Widgets. Now open your start menu and go to Internet -> Wuala. Drag and Drop it to your Desktop. That's all. - Gnome: Menu Entry / Icon
RightClick on Menu -> Edit menus -> Internet -> New Item
Name: Wuala
Command: ~/wuala/wuala (or some alternative command, namely one of the scripts you've possibly created
To set an icon, click an icon-button and navigate to image (or just drag and drop it).
- KDE 4: Menu Entry / Icon
Hints for Wuala on Linux:
- Used Directories:
~/.config/ Wuala will put its configuration file Wuala.cfg there
~/wuala/ Default program directory. Start Wuala with -basepath PATH
if you want it to use another one. - KDE4 Service Menu (and a complete guide for PLD Linux):
http://pld-users.org/en/howtos/wuala.com-and-pld-linux
Links:
Effective Usage: Wuala on Ubuntu
Effective Usage: Control Wuala With Your Console
Effective Usage: Running Wuala on a Debian-based server
Ubuntu - Setting up Wuala [as daemon!]