Internet Bandwidth is what I want to throttle. I want to specify that
file X can't be retrieved any faster than say 12.5 kbs for example. I
can do this in proftpd but that means messing with an anonymous site.
I'd prefer to do it in Apache if I could.
Scott
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From: Vidiot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, November 10, 1999 3:02 PM
Subject: Re: Bandwdith throttle in Apache?
> >Can I limit download bandwidth speed in apache? I'm hosting a file
> >download that is linked via an HTTP and I would like to keep people
from
> >sucking my server dry. I can move to an anonymous FTP but I'd rather
> >not enable that if I don't have to.
> >Scott
>
> You'll run out of internet bandwidth before you run out of ser CPU
cycles.
>
> I'm running my server on a MVL DSL line and it runs out of bandwidth
long
> before my CPU even begins to choke. I don't even feel the affect of
the
> busy web site.
>
> MB
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