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> > 2)  What's the difference between 50K/s and 50k/s?  Note the lower case K.
> > It seems to make a difference.  (I admit I didn't go thru the source for
> > this one).
> 
> At a guess, K/s is kilobytes/second and k/s is kilobits/second

actually i don't remember well how i implemented this in ipfw, but i
think KB is for kilobyte and K or Kb is for kilobit

(with K=1000, not 1024)

	cheers
	luigi

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