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To: "Vincent Bruijnes" <vinxs_@hotmail.com>
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Subject: Re: Datatraffic shaper
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Date: Sun, 10 Sep 2000 16:07:12 -0400
From: Takashi Okumura <taka@cs.pitt.edu>
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You may modify my netnice code, which works on process input/output.
It would be the easiest way to get what you need, i believe.
Just add a few lines of admission control routine into the flow
specification syscall.

http://www.cs.pitt.edu/~taka/software/netnice.html

I've been planning to contribute the code, 
but, I've not had enough time....


cheers,

-- taka

>>Dear Net's
>>
>>I'm looking for a piece of software or a small solution to limit datatraffic
>>per uid/gid. When the limit has been reached the ipfw must take action to
>>stop the users datatraffic.
>>Hope one of you has a simple answer, just a program which works, cause I
>>have read lots of mailinglists and documentation (ipfw, dummynet) but still
>>can't find the thing where I'm looking for.
>>
>>Thanks Alot,
>>Vincent Bruijnes
>>vinxs_@hotmail.com


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