downloads use all bandwidth
Hello,
I am running a DSL 1.5 mb connection, SuSE 9.2 Pro, Compaq NC3120 Fast Ethernet NIC Configured DHCP, Linksys Router DL 514. When I d/l a file, say from suse.com I notice that my internet browsing is at a crawl. However, my downloads are blazing along, and using ALL of my bandwidth (150+ kb/s). This happens with all downloads and browsers. Browsers tried: konqueror firefox Window managers tried: GNOME KDE Fluxbox Any advice? |
u can limit downloading with wget :
wget url/to/file --limit-rate xxxxx maybe gui download programs support limited downloading. i dont know much about them. another option can be using squid proxy with delaying pools support. squid can limit downloading. good luck. |
Thanks ill try that wget cmd...
but i would like to limit bandwidth usage when d/l ing a file from browser like firefox... |
i'd suggest looking at shaping rather than limiting... you have that bandwidth, so use it! just use it better... ther'es loads of ways to implementing QoS. try wondershaper. http://lartc.org/wondershaper/ this is a real simple script that basically helps balance out up and downstream traffic to improve browsing. to be honest as both sets of traffic are on port 80 i don't know how wel it will work, but ipcop implements a version of QoS based on this script, and with it enabled while the wife is using 99.5% of our bandwith on bittorrent, my srufing is now as good as with no load. certainly worth a go... no reason to deliberately knee-cap yourself if there's a way to get the best of both worlds.
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acid_kewpie
Thanks! |
did that script help you? what abuot the fact that it was ALL http traffic?
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