Hi,
I am not generally against video games and other related online stuff. But my
son (age 16) is in WOW, COD, Mindcraft and the like by approximatly 8 to 12 h a
day. The same is to be observed in my friends families. Our children get lost
to their loved ones because of computer game addiction.
On 2013-04-12 1:34 AM, Sebastian Singer wrote:
Just one thing: Please stick to the technical focus of the question.
Educational advice need not be given as I have received enough of it
in the past already. And as far as I have seen and heard I am not the
only father having to deal with these
Hi Kirk,
Hi Peter,
Thank you both for your quick and inspiring answers. I think I will first try
setting up a table and continue with scripting around pfctl -vt tablename -T
show as proposed by both of you.If I run into problems I will have a go at the
solution with labels.
Yours,
Sebastian
P
Sebastian Singer writes:
> So I do not want to cut him off the internet completely, just limit
> his bandwidth so much that he is throttled if he has reached a set
> time limit or else if he reaches a certain amount of gb used.
>
> So the question is: is pf (ALTQ especially) able to cope with th
On 04/12/2013 04:11:47 PM, Sebastian Singer wrote:
> Hi Kirk,
> Hi Peter,
>
> Thank you both for your quick and inspiring answers. I think I will
> first try setting up a table and continue with scripting around pfctl
> -vt tablename -T show as proposed by both of you.If I run into
> problems I wi
