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#105114 12/12/04 04:05 PM
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There should be an option to control the bandwidth of the dcc send.

e.g: if i leave my mirc connected and dont want it to 'eat' all of my BW...i can set it to send at 10k/s, even if my line can do more.

thanks!

#105115 12/12/04 04:40 PM
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You can already do that. Hit Alt+O to open mIRC Options, go to DCC > Fserve. Change the "Total Max. Cps" number to anything you want (cps = bytes/sec, so if you want 10 k/s, enter 10240). Then start all your sends with
/dcc send -l nickname filename
instead of
/dcc send nickname filename
Even though the setting is in fileserver options, it applies to normal dcc sends too.


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#105116 12/12/04 08:01 PM
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In case you were meaning on recieving files also...
There are some 3rd party apps out there that limit/control the bandwidth to programs, sorry i cant actually remeber there names but a google search should find something. I tested one out once and it worked fine, I could set the inbound and outbound bandwidth, and mirc just sat right around that point.

#105117 14/12/04 08:36 AM
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netlimiter is nice for that

#105118 14/12/04 07:57 PM
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lol I think thats the one i tried just couldnt remember the name.


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