Is there any option like --limit-rate=2K to limit download speed when I get new packages with apt-get?
here I found one solution, but it doesn't work (guess file /etc/apt/apt-file.conf is not in use anymore)
Any other solutions for this problem?
Is there any option like --limit-rate=2K to limit download speed when I get new packages with apt-get?
here I found one solution, but it doesn't work (guess file /etc/apt/apt-file.conf is not in use anymore)
Any other solutions for this problem?
Did you try
?Code:man apt-get
salagata
yeahOriginally Posted by xristos
and what about you?
Hey man it was just a question . I didn't imply anything.
So it appears that apt-get doesn't support bandwidth limiting.
You could try this ---> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=20342 instead .
salagata
I don't think he was aiming at you xristos, but the link that xristos have you bepcyc will help. Also when you make a thread, if you could start it with a "how do I" instead of "how to", so that the users are not confused with our Tips and Tricks forums.![]()
Last edited by XDevHald; June 3rd, 2005 at 01:05 PM.
Big thanksOriginally Posted by xristos
That's what I looked for
2xristos: Sorry for my aggression, I just had a bad day
2BB: sorry, I'll note this next time
I found a better sollution.
create file /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/76download with content:
Acquire
{
Queue-mode "access";
http
{
Dl-Limit "25";
};
};
That limits apt-get to 25KB/s
Hey michallo thanks for that - great solution! wondershaper wasnt really working for me
Sweet, nice tip. Since I only sometimes need to apply the limit, I use the -o command line option. Here is how I use it:
Code:sudo apt-get -o Acquire::http::Dl-Limit=25 upgrade
had the same question. sweet tip there alienbrain. thanks
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