mod_bwlimited

Hello, Each time I disable mod_bwlimited under Apache Modules, it asks me to choose an MPM. When I pick one (any of the 4 available), mod_bwlimited is automatically enabled again. Disabling it requires me again to choose an MPM, so we're in an endless loop here. I'm on CentOS 7, WHM v76.0.18...

Hi, As somewhat of an amateur to the world of CentOS, I dont have the great experience required to solve the issue i have. I have upgraded my server from a general Ultimate Hosting plan with go daddy to a Dedicated server and i have had to install cPanel myself. I am faced with the following...

I want to know about mod_bwlimited. Is this cPanel’s built in module? How can I enable it?

Hello, I have no need to limit bandwidth usage on the server, will disabling mod_bwlimited affect anything else? Thanks

Can you provide all parameters supported by mod_bwlimited of apache server?

Where did the Apache module mod_bwlimited come from? Is this a Cpanel module. I found the source code at /usr/local/apache/mod_bwlimited.c but no documentation. Is this one of the reasons Apache 2.x has been taking so long? I need to limit the number of socket connections per client IP...

Hi, How do I go about installing mod_bwlimited and mod_log_bytes? I had to make some some software upgrades to apache, and aparently those 2 mods got overwritten somehow. Thanks! Regards, Ron Johnson

He would like to know how to configure the mod_bwlimited to limit it numbers of connections in a certain paste. :confused:

In WHM news it says 1.4 is the lated bwlimited ver, but i have 1.2...i tried upgrading server software, backend scripts, rebuilding apache and it isnt updating...how do i do it?

is mod_bwlimited just a WHM/cPanel thing? If it is not, where can i get more info about it? cPanel.net Support Ticket Number:

Does anyone know what exactly mod_bwlimited does? What purpose it serves? A customer brought up something else today, but that was mentioned and I realized I don't exactly know what it does. I've looked up on google and get a good number of php info pages, then on google groups a few people...