Troubles uploading big pics to Picassa when pics are on NAS

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Published on 2010-03-22T07:43:31Z Indexed on 2010/03/22 7:51 UTC
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Hi all,

I'm working from Vista a laptop on a WLAN, my pictures are all on a shared (samba) network drive on a FreeNAS system, which has a wired network connection to the WLAN router (DLink 655).

I'v noticed that when i try to upload pics to picassa, and select files from the network share the pics won't upload successfully. If i first copy them locally (on the laptop) and then upload them to picassa, everything works fine. If i try to copy smaller pics (<500kB) it doesnt go wrong

Anybody know what is going wrong here?

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