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Implementing bandwidth limitation means doing a lot of works on lower-level things, and seems I can't do...
There are choices: let me try first; you help me; or give up.
What would to be mentioned is, PHFS have almost no performance bottlenecks, in a 1000Mbps network, it can transfer 90MiB data per second versus 13MiB with original HFS (to one client)
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Please, don't give up yet. Although I'm only new to Python and I can't help much either.
If you have time, try to look at how others implement bandwidth limitation. Give it a few months, there are people who are willing to help!
Just looked at the dependency wsgiserver.py. Seems it's not a big thing and never intended to be a blackbox. So I may later modify it to implement low-level stuffs (like bandwidth limit) in it.
Hey! Many big or small projects have modified parts of other projects, and there's no problem ever happened. Learning to "borrow" other things is a significant part of doing software development. 🙂
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Implementing bandwidth limitation means doing a lot of works on lower-level things, and seems I can't do...
There are choices: let me try first; you help me; or give up.
What would to be mentioned is, PHFS have almost no performance bottlenecks, in a 1000Mbps network, it can transfer 90MiB data per second versus 13MiB with original HFS (to one client)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: