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On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 21:41:18 +0100 (CET) |
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Nick Van Vlaenderen <nick.vanvlaenderen@×××××××.be> wrote: |
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> I was wondering if there is a tool to control a user's traffic usage. I |
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> have a webhosting company, and - of course - we have to set a |
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> traffic limit, but since we don't know how much every user consumes... |
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Since you want to do webhosting, have a look at Confixx Pro and ensim, both are |
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suites to manage web-accounts (incl. reselling) - but both are commercial |
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software. ensim is a bit overweighted for you I think, and it limits you to |
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certain other software / specific versions, which I didn't really liked. Confixx |
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is a good choice IMHO, it's userfriendly and not such a pain to install than |
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ensim... |
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If you like _very_ detailed statistics with a not so easy config, take a look at |
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ipac-ng (in portage) - it breaks down stats based on iptables/ipchains-rules, |
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but it is a pain to configure... :( |
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HTH |
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Dennis Freise <cat@××××××××××××××××××.cx> |
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