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From: Ken YANG <spng.yang@gmail.com>
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Subject: can i use selinux and others to control bandwidth?
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hi all:


i wondered how to use selinux or the combination with
other mechanisms to control bandwidth?

e.g. i can confine john to use 30% of the whole bandwidth,
and confine jerry to use 70% of the bandwidth.

i search in selinux mailing list, but i don't find anything
useful, can anyone give some hints?

thanks in advance



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