Thanks for all of you. The answer using pv(1) is what I need.
pv is a 'pipe viewer' that display the progress of a command-line pipe.
It might also able to display other pipes. It is new to me that the tool
perform data rate limit task as well.
A brief check shows trickle, as suggested, is a
to my mind is to use a data rate threshold tool to
limit the data rate input is fed to the application.
$ threshold --rate 20KB/s data_source | my_greedy_application
Is there such a tool in Debian?
Thanks. Running Debian 5.
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Please tell us exactly what your application does, what you mean by
data rate, and what your data_source is. It sounds like the problem
is a bug in your application.
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One trick that comes to my mind is to use a data rate threshold tool to
limit the data rate input is fed to the application.
$ threshold --rate 20KB/s data_source | my_greedy_application
Is there such a tool in Debian?
I don't know about a tool, but assuming it's not important
Zhang Weiwu zhangwe...@realss.com writes:
$ threshold --rate 20KB/s data_source | my_greedy_application
pv --rate-limit 20k data_source | my_greedy_application
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Zhang Weiwu wrote at 2010-10-09 05:51 -0600:
One trick that comes to my mind is to use a data rate threshold tool to
limit the data rate input is fed to the application.
$ threshold --rate 20KB/s data_source | my_greedy_application
Is there such a tool in Debian?
If you want to control
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