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I'm trying to limit download accelerators making multiple connections, the
only reliable way I could think of to identify them is their use of the
Range header. However, if I block all range requests, then that would stop
even legitimate partial downloads. So I was thinking of using maxconn as
well so that single use of Range header is allowed.

acl Range req_header Range -i bytes
acl Max_Connections maxconn 2
http_access deny Range Max_Connections

The problem I'm having is the Max_Connections doesn't seem to be working.
Just wondering if anyone could give a suggestion on how to get it to work,
or other methods of limiting the use of download accelerators? Thanks.
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