I had specified how to implement proper quota support for a client - but the project unfortunately fell through. Its easy to hook into the end of a HTTP request and mark how much bandwidth was used. The missing piece is a method of "permitting" network access for users so they can't easily access hundreds of megabytes in a given download. I had outlined another helper process to "allow" download quotas in configurable chunks - eg per megabyte. The other missing piece was to be able to clear all connections from a given IP or for a given user. All of these are easy to do if someone has some motivation. :) Adrian 2009/7/9 tintin_vefg54e654g <maf1488@xxxxxxxxxx>: > > Hi everyone, > > my configuration is as follow : > > I have a Mandriva 2009.1 OS, with squid ( + sarg, and mrtg) proxy. > so, in the purpose to keep few free brandwicth for working using ^^ I would > like to set limits download. > > I don't have users identifications, I see my users by IP adress. > The matter is I would like to set a quota as a limit of 100Mb per day of > download per IP adress. > How is it possible to do such thing. > is it ? ^^ > if I dare ... most simple way. > > ok, thanks for your help, > see ya' on the forum > > Tintin > > > -- > View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/How-to-do-a-limit-quota-download-on-a-Squid-proxy-tp24410453p24410453.html > Sent from the Squid - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > >
