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Reporter: fatbozz[at]atlas.cz [Submitted to the original trac issue database at 5.00am, Sunday, 11th January 2009]
Hello,
Im using tiles home my linux debian machine. But when t@h is uploading my adsl line is lagged. Is any option to shape T@H ? I tried to use trickle, but trickle blocked upload.
Author: spaetz [Added to the original trac issue at 9.23am, Tuesday, 13th January 2009]
The one thing that could be aborting uploads here is a Lighttpd timeout setting (over which I don't have any control, apparently). Also, some ISP's proxies could interfere.
I doubt that the client will implement it's own traffic shaping. It uses perl's libwww library and going away from that would make things much more complicated.
Besides, we don't want to enable too many slow clients. Each upload occupies a slot of which we only have a limited number and can therefore slow down the whole system.
Reporter: fatbozz[at]atlas.cz
[Submitted to the original trac issue database at 5.00am, Sunday, 11th January 2009]
Hello,
Im using tiles home my linux debian machine. But when t@h is uploading my adsl line is lagged. Is any option to shape T@H ? I tried to use trickle, but trickle blocked upload.
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Then i run upload without trickle ./tilesgen.pl upload and everything is ok.
It dont know its problem for trickle or T@H ? Im not programmer, sorry :)
Maybe it would be great to use own shaping, setting in configure file.
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