> This kind of functionality, in my opinion, is better
> implemented at transport level and not at application level.
Yes, well that was the main problem , doing it per user, of course i
have on
the DB the ips of the users when they login, i even update that, but
you
know how ips are, co
Did anyone tried mod_bw or mod_cband , or maybe other mods like these?
i still don't know how the hell those could solve my problem , at least
partialy..
none of those connect with a SQL db..
they make the decisions upon a conf file , for the whole vhost..
i can identify the users from the URL
Yes, well that was the main problem , doing it per user, of course i have on
the DB the ips of the users when they login, i even update that, but you
know how ips are, constantly changing, even more, they can be under NAT on
some private network,
but no doubt making it under a lower OSI level wou
No, not every bit, but to limit somehow , per user how much he can use for
download
it's a simple mp3 service, not something fancy
so i can even count per 1MB or so, or even a larger scale..
right now i'm counting every download, (with resume support and multiple
connections)
but if the user s
OK, got it. Understood. Good point, will do. :-) devin
On Dec 7, 2009, at 11:31 PM, Ray Morris wrote:
So, for what it's worth, it ends up that it will work with either
the direct linking as I was trying or with LoadFile
It will work FOR NOW, on that ONE SERVER, if you directly
link a librar
On 8 Dec 2009, at 12:26, Kevac Marko wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I am doing a lot of ap_rprintf(r, ...) in my content handler,
> generating more than tens of megabytes of data per request. I suppose
> all this data is kept in r->pool, which is freed after request. So if
> one user consume 20 MiB, hundre
Hello.
I am doing a lot of ap_rprintf(r, ...) in my content handler,
generating more than tens of megabytes of data per request. I suppose
all this data is kept in r->pool, which is freed after request. So if
one user consume 20 MiB, hundred will consume 2 GiB.
How can I generate a lot of data wi
On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 05:11, 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
