mod_cband
mod_cband is an Apache 2 module that solves the problem of limiting the bandwidth usage of users, virtual hosts, and destinations. When the configured transfer limit is exceeded, mod_cband will redirect all further requests to a location specified in the configuration file. The module can also limit download speeds and maximal requests per second for virtualhosts, users, and remote clients.
| Tags | Internet Web HTTP Servers Monitoring Systems Administration Communications File Sharing Networking |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPL |
| Operating Systems | POSIX Linux |
| Implementation | C |
Recent releases
- 14 Nov 2006 15:31
Release Notes: Some memory leaks in scoreboard read/write operations and some HTML 4.0 Strict warnings were fixed. A truncf workaround for Solaris was added.
- 28 May 2006 16:06
Release Notes: In the previous version of the module, the bandwidth speed limited by CBandExceededSpeed directive wasn't set to the normal value after a refresh period. This bug has been fixed.
- 19 Apr 2006 11:22
Release Notes: This release fixes memory leaks in mod_cband's output filter and adds a truncf() definition for OpenBSD. It has been tested with high bandwidth and big files (over 3GB).
- 02 Feb 2006 13:38
Release Notes: A segmentation fault when cband-status is refreshing has been fixed. This version adds a 'truncf' definition for FreeBSD, more documentation in the package, a better download speed approximator, and management of the list of remote hosts.
- 29 Jan 2006 05:22
Release Notes: Thread-safety functions have been added. Many stress tests and various code improvements have been made for performance and security reasons.
Recent comments
planetmike: Try sourceforge.net/projec... I'll add this as a download URL for this project.
Sincerely,
Jeff
What am I missing? Where are the downloads?
Re: Different HTTP response for the overflow page?
Sorry, there is no ability to send a non-200 HTTP responses for the overflow page. But, I'll add this functionality to the list of features that will be implemented in 0.9.6.1 :)
Different HTTP response for the overflow page?
Is there a way to get Apache to send a non-200 HTTP response for the overflow page? It doesn't seem right to me to send a response code of success when the page indicates failure.
Great!
Thanks!
It is just great!
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