Karsten W. Rohrbach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
qmail indirectly contains instrumentation for that. it is called remote
concurreny.
The key word there is indirectly.
If you need direct control, concurrencyremote won't provide it.
In some applications, lowering concurrencyremote might be good
Russell Nelson([EMAIL PROTECTED])@2001.05.31 23:41:05 +:
Karsten W. Rohrbach writes:
qmail indirectly contains instrumentation for that. it is called remote
concurreny.
Alas, no. What it actually does is limit the number of connections,
in the hope that the machine will not use a
Anyone have some advice on how to limit the bandwidth usage for qmail ?
We have a mail/web server sitting on a 2mbit and several times a week we
need to push out 3+ mails and don't want this to totally block the web
traffic to the same server.
The system is FreeBSD 4.3 btw.
Roger
Roger Svenning writes:
Anyone have some advice on how to limit the bandwidth usage for qmail ?
We have a mail/web server sitting on a 2mbit and several times a week we
need to push out 3+ mails and don't want this to totally block the web
traffic to the same server.
You don't
Roger Svenning [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone have some advice on how to limit the bandwidth usage for qmail ?
Look into a traffic shaper for your OS, or for your router/firewall. You can
then precisely control the maximum bandwidth mail traffic will use.
A less-precise method is simply
too much, by putting some sort of a limit on
qmail I want to avoid packetloss.
-Roger
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Roger Svenning writes:
Anyone have some
to qmail.
Regards.
-Roger
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Roger Svenning writes:
Anyone have some advice on how to limit the bandwidth usage
Mark Delany([EMAIL PROTECTED])@2001.05.31 22:32:26 +:
On Thu, May 31, 2001 at 11:13:56PM +0200, Roger Svenning allegedly wrote:
Ok I see, so traffic shapers like altq and dummynet are made by people that
don't understand the basics of tcp/ip ? :-)
I didn't mean blocked literally, what
On Fri, Jun 01, 2001 at 02:38:04AM +0200, Karsten W. Rohrbach allegedly wrote:
Mark Delany([EMAIL PROTECTED])@2001.05.31 22:32:26 +:
On Thu, May 31, 2001 at 11:13:56PM +0200, Roger Svenning allegedly wrote:
Ok I see, so traffic shapers like altq and dummynet are made by people that
Karsten W. Rohrbach writes:
qmail indirectly contains instrumentation for that. it is called remote
concurreny.
Alas, no. What it actually does is limit the number of connections,
in the hope that the machine will not use a lot of bandwidth. But
then, really, all you're doing is relying on
Hi folks.
While on my glorious journey to work today, I
thought about all of the domains I host on my machines. Is there any way to cap
the bandwidth used by them ? In order for fairness, let's say if one person is
trying to send a large file, and another person is doing the same at that
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