Quoting James Kelly <kejian...@hotmail.com> from ml.softs.gtk-gnutella.devel:
:A person who is gone during the normal work day, and sleeping normal hours may
:only have hands on his computer from 7pm-10pm.
:So, he could set the GTK-Gnutella bandwith controls for:
:
:unregulated hours - Full bandwidth both in and out available to gtk-gnutell
10PM-7PM
:
:or perhaps easier to understand:
:
:regulated hours 7PM-10PM enable bandwidth controls.
You're making good suggestions, but we already thought about that, only we
have another way of doing it. This is for power users only, of course.
The solution is to use a cron job.
At the times you're sleeping, run:
echo set output_bandwidth 85000 | gtk-gnutella --shell
At the time you're in front of the computer, run:
echo set output_bandwidth 25000 | gtk-gnutella --shell
Values are pure fiction, it all depends on your particular setup.
To know the current bandwidth, say:
echo print output_bandwidth | gtk-gnutella --shell
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