ok i did every thing byes bits i achieve the gole but value as per my calculation is wrong. can you please tell me which value do you think i shell put to limit download till 10MB then bandwidth may limit to specific bytes. i tries 1024000 it wokes till 1 MB file downloaded in full speed after that things got limited as instructed but when i use 1024000000 it give me only a lil above 5 MB download then bandwidth limits activate . i can not actually get the point here why it is limiting so early as i am expecting files to be downloaded till 10 however i manage that by double the value things work well but still logic is not clear in my mind Thanks. On Thu, Mar 22, 2012 at 8:24 PM, Carlos Manuel Trepeu Pupo <charlie.mtp@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > The delay_parameter it's in bytes not bits. Try and tell if work !! > > On Wed, Mar 21, 2012 at 2:11 AM, Muhammad Yousuf Khan <sirtcp@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> please help me. delay_parameter 1 32000/10240000<---- this means if i >> complete10MB what ever the size would be regardless of that my >> bandwidth would be limited to 32KB but in this case i can only able to >> download 5MB and then my bandwidth shrink downs to 32KB. why ...... >> please help me. i search squid website it is clearly stating that >> delay parameters accepts "bytes" as a value. please help >> >> Thanks. >> >> On Tue, Mar 20, 2012 at 6:58 PM, Muhammad Yousuf Khan <sirtcp@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: >>> here is my acl and i want to limit download after every 10 MB of >>> download. now i am a bit confuse now. why this value giving me >>> expected result. >>> my_ip src 10.51.100.240 >>> delay_pools 1 >>> delay_class 1 1 >>> delay_parameters 1 10000/20000000 >>> delay_access 1 allow my_ip >>> >>> according to my learning and understanding with squid delay parameters >>> directive, it accepts bites as values. please correct me if wrong >>> because i am a newbie. >>> so according to my computation the calculation should be some thing >>> like that. 10M should be >>> >>> 10 x1024 = 10240KB >>> 10240x1024 = 10485760 Bytes >>> 10485760 x 8 = 83886080 bits >>> >>> now 20000000 is giving me the desired result except 83886080. why? >>> >>> Please correct me and tell me what is wrong with my calculation or >>> understanding. >>> >>> Thanks, >>> >>> MYK
