On Fri, 2010-08-06 at 13:58 +0000, Thomas Mueller wrote: > > as I wrote - i'm just playing around right now. I made a backup of my > workstation (40gb) and started uploading it to amazon s3. my internet > connection was dead slow while uploading so i got the idea to slow down > the upload. so no company policy here. :)
Fair enough. > but I can think of another use case: website with some larger files to > download. to not disturb the "masses" just viewing plain html pages > (<1mbyte) one slows down the larger downloads. IMHO as long as bandwith > available with CEIL set to full they should get full speed. Ahh. I might be showing my lack-of-complete-understanding for the TC syntax. I agree, that as long as you are only "de-prioritizing" (i.e. letting them have full bandwidth if there are no other users, but allowing other users' packets to take priority) packets in a connection after 1MB, that can make sense. b.
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