How to control traffic like linux TC, instead of reject it?

There is many flash in my website, but bandwith is low. If one or two people download flash, then others can not visit the website. How to control traffic like linux TC, instead of reject it? I can not find a way to limite rate by per client with TC. Can anyone give me some tips? Thanks.

Re: Bytes in / out counters for TCP Keepalive Sessions

Hello again! I introduced the option for my RabbitMQ frontend — and took the chance to update to 1.6.9 at the same time :) — but the counters on the stats page do not really show anything usable, still. I came across this old thread, discussing that the option is basically broken since

Re: haproxy: authorization based on subrequest

Hi Gopal, all, On 16-09-11 04:37:00, Raghavan, Gopal wrote: > > Is there a way to apply client authorization based on the result of a > subrequest. If the subrequest returns a 2xx response code, the access > is allowed. If it returns 401 or 403, the access is denied with the > corresponding

resolvers section: nameservers required?

The documentation is unclear to me which, if any, of the resolver options are required for run time resolution. I defined a resolver section like this: resolver mydns hold valid 2s I then configured a backend to use it. haproxy started without error or warning, but I don't believe its actually

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