Comments on: Limit Bandwidth per vHost in Apache2 (on Debian/Lenny) http://geekosphere.org/898/limit-bandwidth-per-vhost-in-apache2-on-debianlenny/ $ grep -i geekness /dev/urandom >> /blog Wed, 03 Mar 2010 06:53:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: siyb http://geekosphere.org/898/limit-bandwidth-per-vhost-in-apache2-on-debianlenny/#comment-15871 siyb Sat, 04 Jul 2009 14:48:01 +0000 http://geekosphere.org/?p=898#comment-15871 @Alfredo: Please be more specific, which version of Debian are you using? @Alfredo:

Please be more specific, which version of Debian are you using?

]]> By: Alfredo http://geekosphere.org/898/limit-bandwidth-per-vhost-in-apache2-on-debianlenny/#comment-15869 Alfredo Thu, 25 Jun 2009 22:52:44 +0000 http://geekosphere.org/?p=898#comment-15869 hi, i've tryied to use apt-get install libapache2-mod-bw but it doesn't work ... hi, i’ve tryied to use apt-get install libapache2-mod-bw

but it doesn’t work …

]]> By: Experimental real bandwidth limiting with HTTP_Download | sixserv blog http://geekosphere.org/898/limit-bandwidth-per-vhost-in-apache2-on-debianlenny/#comment-15793 Experimental real bandwidth limiting with HTTP_Download | sixserv blog Sat, 21 Feb 2009 20:13:21 +0000 http://geekosphere.org/?p=898#comment-15793 [...] This Callback could be used to track the download progress and to create a real bandwidth limitation. HTTP_Download supports a basic throttling mechanism to limit the bandwidth, but this only works for one connection, so e.g. you could limit 2 downloads to each 100 KiB/s but not all 2 downloads to each 50 KiB/s to limit the overall bandwidth to 100 KiB/s, instead it would be 200 KiB/s. For this real bandwidth limiting you could use Apache modules like cband(seems not to work with php) or mod-bw, or you could use tc. Siyb from Geekosphere wrote an article about mod-bw: Limit Bandwidth per vHost in Apache2 (on Debian/Lenny) [...] [...] This Callback could be used to track the download progress and to create a real bandwidth limitation. HTTP_Download supports a basic throttling mechanism to limit the bandwidth, but this only works for one connection, so e.g. you could limit 2 downloads to each 100 KiB/s but not all 2 downloads to each 50 KiB/s to limit the overall bandwidth to 100 KiB/s, instead it would be 200 KiB/s. For this real bandwidth limiting you could use Apache modules like cband(seems not to work with php) or mod-bw, or you could use tc. Siyb from Geekosphere wrote an article about mod-bw: Limit Bandwidth per vHost in Apache2 (on Debian/Lenny) [...]

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