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The request
Having a scheduler to control the bandwith.
Application
I have a limited upload speed (1Mbps). I often do some heavy operations on my files and the OC server is used primarily as backup (in that particular case, the sync between devices is not critical). When doing such operation, I now have 2 choices :
Either I choose to throttle my bandwidth and the update will take forever
or I do not throttle and have a lousy internet for a while
I would like to be able to define at what time I throttle and at what time I let everything running. That way, I could say
Throttle at 30Kbps from 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM
Do not throttle from 11:00 PM to 7:00 AM
And then, I would get a nice internet during the day, and in case of heavy operations, I got the full pipe open during the night.
Cherry on top would be to get extra flexibility like
an hourly settings (I could for instance open the pipe full at night and during lunch hour)
a daily settings (for instance, at office, fully open at night and weekends, at home, fully open at night everyday and 9to5 during weekdays)
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The request
Having a scheduler to control the bandwith.
Application
I have a limited upload speed (1Mbps). I often do some heavy operations on my files and the OC server is used primarily as backup (in that particular case, the sync between devices is not critical). When doing such operation, I now have 2 choices :
I would like to be able to define at what time I throttle and at what time I let everything running. That way, I could say
And then, I would get a nice internet during the day, and in case of heavy operations, I got the full pipe open during the night.
Cherry on top would be to get extra flexibility like
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: