Folder quota(non user based)

Is there a way to make a quota on a folder that is not a user folder? I want to put a quota or size limit on /tftpboot but dont want to have to make its a whole partition. I am considering the option of making a dummy tftpd account but thought there might be a better way. This is on OpenBSD

Re: Flapping VPN under load on Soekris

-- From: Mikolaj Kucharski miko...@kucharski.name Sent: Tuesday, June 02, 2009 5:56 PM To: misc@openbsd.org Cc: miko...@kucharski.name Subject: Re: Flapping VPN under load on Soekris Can anyone give me example of embedded system (Soekris-like)

Re: my PF rules

Sha'ul wrote: I tried writing my rules to allow only 1 SSH login at a time, and to lock out everyone else until the current person has closed their their SSH session, and then it is open for someone else to SSH in if need be. My problem seems to be is it only allows 1 SSH login and

GRE performance specs

I am looking for any info on how well OpenBSD performs with GRE and what kind of through put I can expect. If anyone can tell me of any installations they are running where OpenBSD is encaping 50+ mbps of traffic and what sort of hardware they are running on. I am looking for a solution to

Re: GRE performance specs

Jussi Peltola wrote: How about trying it? Our crystal ball is unfortunately not able to predict your traffic patterns. 50mbps sounds very little for a modern box running openbsd. I can get 20mbps over IPSec on an ALIX... Jussi Peltola I was really just looking for ball parks due to all the

Re: PF: Help with a very simple bandwidth capping using hfsc

Andres Salazar wrote: Thank you for your suggestions.. however in this particular case I still can download at 615Kbytes/sec .. at least now I can download at a lesser rate with the following: altq on $t_externa bandwidth 200Kb hfsc queue { bulk, ack } queue ack bandwidth 20% priority 2 qlimit