do i have to count every bit?
You have to count every bucket, and do it carefully
because there are some pitfalls you run into when you
implement it in the real world. Be aware that the major
browsers have recently changed so they will by default
use many connections. Download agents which behave
strangely are also not uncommon and need to be handled
gracefully. These things I learned implementing our
commercial module for this purpose.
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On 12/07/2009 10:11:42 PM, partysoft wrote:
I am looking for a solution to limit the bandwith for the users of a
site
that have access to some mp3 / subscription. I don't want to serve
files
through PHP, but directly with some apache module..
do i have to count every bit? or how this should be handled. I have
all the
info on a mysql DB.
Thank you so much for your replies.
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