Hi All,
I want to limit total download bandwidth to 30 kbps
and individual to 12 kbps
Here is my delay pools configuration and that does not work
acl download_time time 9:30-21:30
acl bfree url_regex -i 192.168.0.1
acl download url_regex -i /etc/all.txt
delay_pools 2
delay_class 1 2
delay_parame
On Wed, 26 Nov 2008 12:25:52 -0900
Chris Robertson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Perhaps it's because Squid is a HTTP caching server, as spelled out
> quite clearly in the FAQ
> (http://wiki.squid-cache.org/SquidFaq/AboutSquid), not a generic
> bandwidth shaper.
Squid may be your only route to
Mr Crack wrote:
Hi All,
I want to limit total download bandwidth to 30 kbps
and individual to 12 kbps
Here is my delay pools configuration and that does not work
acl download_time time 9:30-21:30
acl bfree url_regex -i 192.168.0.1
acl download url_regex -i /etc/all.txt
You should stay away fro
Hi,
I was reading through Duane Wessel's book, and I must say, it is a GREAT
book. If only I had read it earlier, my life would've been so much better!
:)
I was reading through Appendix D: Filesystem Performance benchmarks, where
Duane says the following:
"The primary purpose of these tes
Nyamul Hassan wrote:
Hi,
I was reading through Duane Wessel's book, and I must say, it is a GREAT
book. If only I had read it earlier, my life would've been so much
better! :)
I was reading through Appendix D: Filesystem Performance benchmarks,
where Duane says the following:
"The primar
Thankx Amos, for the quick answer. This book is indeed old, Jan 2004. But
it was interesting to see this comment, because it discusses all the storage
schemes: ufs, aufs, diskd, coss & null. Perhaps he was only mentioning ufs.
I have a short question:
Duane also says to resize the L1 and L2
