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Thursday January 29, 2004
06:12 PM
openbsd's fingerprinting and shaping used for evil^Wgood
I can't believe I didn't see this earlier. Oh, how sweet.
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altq on $ext_if cbq queue { q_default q_web q_mail }
queue q_default cbq(default)
... queue q_web (not shown) ...
## all mail limited to 1Mb/sec
queue q_mail bandwidth 1Mb { q_mail_windows }
## windows mail limited to 56Kb/sec
queue q_mail_windows bandwidth 56Kb
...
pass in quick proto tcp from any os "Windows" to $ext_if port 25 keep state queue q_mail_windows
pass in quick proto tcp from any to $ext_if port 25 label "smtp" keep state queue q_mail
Mail coming from windows boxes (all flavors) compete for my virtual 56K line. All other mail can come in the fat pipe. Already a huge difference in my load. Bwa ha ha.
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