I'm guessing you are speaking about limiting the connection throughput
to the clients? As it sits now, the daemons write out huge chunks of
data all at once towards the client socket. I don't see how we can limit
the speed of data written to the client with out some major reworking to
keep it from blocking other clients from working. A better solution to
this would be a firewall that will limit the connection speed to a
maximum throughput. Linux should be able to do it for you. I'm not
familiar with Linux firewalls (iptables, ipchains) enough to give you
the commands you need to set it up.
-Jon
Jorge Bastos wrote:
Hi Paul,
I’d like to make a question just to kill my curiousity.
How hard is to implement bandwidth to the server, for example pop3 ou
imap.
How does it work?
Jorge,
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