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> Hi !
>
> I have a Linux server and squid 2.5 transparent proxy. I'm limiting
> traffic with HTB and everything is working fine.
> When someone on the network sends big file (webmail) over HTTP it takes
> all upload bandwitch. I think how to solve this:
> - limit with HTB, but this will limit all users (while one is uploading
> others will work slowly)
> - limit with delay_pools, posible but i want upload to be 2-3 time
> slower than download
> - set small value to request_body_max_size but it will block sending
> files over HTTP which i don't wan't.
>
> Does anybody know how to slowdown upload transfers through squid ?
>
> Best regards
> Dixi
>
Dixi,
I don't with Squid, but with HTB you could adjust the priorities. Also
check your rates and ceil to make sure they add up and are lower then
upstream devices. The rates don't have to add up, but the ceils should.
You often don't the full upload bandwidth from cable or DSL. This will
lower the effectiveness of HTB.
You can also had a SFQ qdisc to increase "fairness"
If you have critical apps like VOIP and SSH you may want to lower the
ceil for everything else. This will improve lag a bit.
Scott R. Haven
Sr. Systems Engineer
Paisley Systems Inc.
www.paisleysystems.com
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