On Thu, Apr 5, 2012 at 10:32 AM, H <hm@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Carlos Manuel Trepeu Pupo wrote: >>> > what is your purpose? solve bandwidth problems? Connection rate? >>> > Congestion? I believe that limiting to *one* download is not your real >>> > intention, because the browser could still open hundreds of regular >>> > pages and your download limit is nuked and was for nothing ... >>> > >>> > what is your operating system? >>> > >> I pretend solve bandwidth problems. For the persons who uses download >> manager or accelerators, just limit them to 1 connection. Otherwise I >> tried to solve with delay_pool, the packet that I delivery to the >> client was just like I configured, but with accelerators the upload >> saturate the channel. >> > > > since you did not say what OS youŕe running I can give you only some > direction, any or most Unix firewall can solve this easy, if you use > Linux you may like pf with FBSD you should go with ipfw, the latter > probably is easier to understand but for both you will find zillions of > examples on the net, look for short setups Sorry, I forgot !! Squid is in Debian 6.0 32 bits. My firewall is Kerio but in Windows, and i'm not so glad to use it !!! > > first you "divide" your bandwidth between your users First I search about the dynamic bandwidth with Squid, but squid do not do this, and them after many search I just find ISA Server with a third-party plugin, but I prefer linux. > > if you use TPROXy you can devide/limit the bandwidth on the outside > interface in order to limit only access to the link but if squid has the > object in cache it might go out as fast as it can > > you still can manage the bandwidth pool with delay parameters if you wish I tried with delay_pool, but the delay_pool just manage the download average, and not the upload, I need the both. The last time I tried with delay_pool the "download accelerator" download at the speed that I specify, but the proxy consume all channel with the download, something that I never understand. > > > I guess you meant downlaod accelerator, not manager, you can then limit > the connection rate within the bandwidth for each user and each > protocol, for DL-accelerator you should pay attention to udp packages as > well, you did not say how much user and bandwdith you have but limit the > tcp connection to 25 and udp to 40 to begin with, then test it until > coming to something what suites your wish I have 128 kbps, and I have no idea about the UDP packages !!! That's new for me !! Any documentation that I can read ??? > > you still could check which DLaccel your people are using and then limit > or block only this P2P ports which used to be very effective Even if I do not permit "CONNECT" the users can use P2P ports ?? Thanks for this, I can get clear many question about squid that I have !!! > > > > > -- > H > +55 11 4249.2222 >
