[wplug] mod_throttle and bandwidth_module

[John Harrold]

Sometime in January James O'Kane assaulted the keyboard and produced:

| On Mon, 20 Jan 2003, John Harrold wrote:
| > <IfModule mod_throttle.c>
| >     #ThrottlePolicy none
| >     #ThrottlePolicy Speed 5K
| >     #SetHandler throttle-me
| > 
| >     <Location /throttle-status>
| >     SetHandler throttle-status
| >     </Location>
| > 
| >     <Location /throttle-me>
| >     SetHandler throttle-me
| >     </Location>
| >     <Location />
| >     AddHandler cgi-script .pl
| >     SetHandler throttle-me
| >     ThrottlePolicy Speed 7K 1s
| >     </Location>
| > 
| > </IfModule>
| 
| 
| It's been several months since I looked at this module, but you are using
| it incorrectly. The SetHandler throttle-me is only needed to create a
| stats page, not to enable throttling. If you use ThrottlePolicy or similar
| directives, in a Location or VirtualHost block, that is all you need to
| throttle that directory.

i thought that was what the throttle-status did. 

| 
| When I looked at this, I was having some problems with segfaults. (see the 
| list archives around September last year)

yeah. i remembered your post. it didn't seem to be segfaulting for me. 

i'm not going to mess with it anymore the cbq interface to tc/ip is doing
what i want and a little more. i'll keep the throttlepolicy in mind if i
need to do more directory based stuff. 
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