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Andrew Rodland wrote: | This _already_ doesn't do anything if you use fproxy and FCP over | localhost.
~From the 5013 freenet.conf:
~ # set yes to not bandwidth throttle connections to LocalInterfaces ~ # i.e. FCP and mainport ~ %dontLimitClients=false
So this only applies to local connections?
~ # set yes to run the bandwidth limiter over all connections, local, ~ # network or internet. Overridden by dontLimitClients. ~ %limitAll=false
Hmmm. This one defaults to false and can be overridden by dontLimitClients. What's that added value then?
| And even if you do use a remote freenet box, shouldn't you be using | something like stunnel or ssh -L that makes the connection look like | it's from localhost anyway?
I'm using plain http within my lan - will for sure change that once I've grown sufficiently paranoid ;-) Did use ssh tunneling, but that seemed to limit the number of connections.
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