Hi,
I'm setting up a server (PPCLinux or OS X) to share a broadband connection to the members of my sharehouse. Can anyone recommend a way of metering downloads for each user, so that we can equitably split the costs? At first each user will have a single machine (ie a fixed network address), but eventually I want to migrate to each user being able to log into a session on any machine. I only need to meter downloads from the broadband, not internal file traffic.
Any advice appreciated,
Clae.
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