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| Can one "bind" traffic from one LAN-user to the same DSL, effective in | lets say 10 minutes from the initial connection? | Can some magic with conntrack be put to use?
You should do Equal Cost Multipath (iproute) + MARK target instead of state-based loadbalancing for problematic protocols/sites.
Create table with default route thru multiple gateways with equalize option. Then direct problematic traffic to this table (using routing rules and mark matching)
Equal Cost Multipath chooses route based on source and destination IP, so it bounds client to route, no matter how many connections that client made.
It works for me.
PS: I assume you have separate network interface in your Linux router for each DSL, so you can do SNAT on each interface. If you have them connected to one NIC then it not that simple, but may be resolved with route realms (but not sure for 100%).
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