[Info-vax] Apache... anyone built mod_limitipconn for VMS?

[VAXman- at SendSpamHere.ORG]

In article <hiqqfm$1s27$1 at adenine.netfront.net>, Mark Berryman <mark at theberrymans.com> writes:
>VAXman- @SendSpamHere.ORG wrote:
>> In article <c06482ea-71cd-4194-bcb1-986a355f614e at e27g2000yqd.googlegroups.com>, Mark  Round <mark.round at gmail.com> writes:
>>>> Clients have normal access to the web site but downloads in the form of
>>>> ZIP archives (and these are large ZIP archives) are limited to only one
>>>> download per IP (eg. client).
>>> Unless they happen to be behind a proxy, as is the case for many ISPs
>>> or businesses. In which case, restricting access by IP could be
>>> blocking a lot more than 1 person.
>>>
>>> Could mod_cband help in an alternative way ? It also features IP
>>> limits like limitipconn, but also offers a bunch of other bandwidth-
>>> related features, so you could have a downloads.domain.com vhost which
>>> has these limits in place. No idea if it'll compile on VMS (did you
>>> use APXS, by the way?) but may be worth a shot...
>> 
>> No, just compile and link as a shareable image with a linker option deck 
>> with the following:
>> 
>> IDENTIFICATION="CSWS V2.1-1"            ! VMS port version
>> BUILD_IDENT="HTTPD V2.0.52"             ! HTTP release build
>> GSMATCH=LEQUAL,2,0                      ! major.minor ID: 2.0
>> 
>> APACHE$HTTPD_SHR/Shareable              ! HTTPD Shareable Library
>> APACHE$APU_SHR/Shareable                ! APU Shareable Library
>> APACHE$APR_SHR/Shareable                ! APR Shareable Library
>> 
>> SYMBOL_VECTOR=(LIMITIPCONN_MODULE=DATA)
>> 
>> 
>>> See http://codee.pl/cband.html for more info...
>>>
>>>    * Lightweight bandwidth limiting module for Apache2
>>>    * per-user bandwidth limiting
>>>    * per-virtualhost bandwidth limiting
>>>    * per-destination bandwidth limiting
>>>    * Limiting:
>>>          o Bandwidth total usage (bandwidth quota)
>>>          o Maximal download speed (bandwidth throttling)
>>>          o Maximal requests-per-second speed
>>>          o Maximal simultanous IP connections
>>>    * Support for virtualhosts
>>>    * Support for defined users
>>>    * Support for /cband-status handler
>>>    * Support for /cband-status-me handler
>> 
>> OK.  I have downloaded the code.  The compile complains about 
>> 
>> #include <sys/shm.h>
>> .^
>> %CC-F-NOINCLFILEF, Cannot find file <sys/shm.h> specified in #include directive.
>> at line number 55 in file APACHE$COMMON:[000000.BUILD.TMESIS_EXTENSIONS.mod_cband]mod_cband.c;1
>> 
>> I'll have to look into this.  Perhaps, it's available in the porting library.
>> 
>
>Looking for that in sys is a coding error.  It should be 
><X11/extensions/shm.h>.  You can then get the necessary library by 
>linking against SYS$SHARE:DECW$XEXTLIBSHR.EXE.
>
>Mark Berryman

Grassy-ass Mark.  

Is there any way to "educate" the C compiler to look there so that there's
no need to modify the source?  I'd like to some up with a procedure that's
simple and only requires the source code.

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