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How do I use mod_bw with plesk?

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robert.mena

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Hi,

My current solution enables me to limit the bandwidth used by a virtual domain using the mod_bw.

How can I use it with plesk or do you have another solution for that?

Please note that I am not talking about a monthly limit but an online one.

For example, the domain foo.com can use 100KB/s max any given time.
 
Doesn't sound like this has much to do with Plesk. Have you tried just installing mod_bw and setting it up?
 
mod_bw

Hi,

I think it has to do since I expect plesk interface to allow me set this limit. Of course the limit itself should be handled by apache/mod_bw, but controlling this usually creates lines in the virtual host.
 
Plesk won't suddenly have a GUI for you to set these limits. You will probably have to set these limits manually or maybe create a script to do so.
 
I have it running on my server.

Its nothing to do with PLESK.
 
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