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Hi all; I just got an e-mail from my ISP; I'm using 'too much bandwidth' on my 'unlimited use' cable modem account (well, OK, maybe I've been leaving Phex on most days, but still... O
. Their TOS is intentionally vague, so I've asked them what they mean by 'too much'.In the mean time, I just wanted to make a suggestion; perhaps in future versions of Phex, it could monitor the total amount of traffic its responsible for and have an option to disconnect after a certain specified amount per specified time unit. Maybe after the time unit has elapsed, it could go back into action. Just a suggestion though. I'll go back to grumbling about my ISP now... xyz (who has reduced the values in his bandwidth settings and won't be leaving Phex on all night anymore ): |
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