Clobberd 3.0 (beta testers wanted)

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2 total messages Started by Jason Nunn Fri, 17 Oct 1997 00:00

#41

Author: Jason Nunn
Date: Fri, 17 Oct 1997 00:00

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Hello,

I've just completed Clobberd 3.0 and i'm looking for more beta testers.

Clobberd is a user monitor/resource regulator that is used by ISP's. You
can regulate users time and the amount of data they send or receive, and
generally gauge/meter what they use for the purposes of costing.     

Unlike 2.x, 3.x is now designed to run over a TCP/IP network.

Email me if you're interested.


See ya


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Jason Nunn, Adelaide, South Australia. - http://dayworld.net.au/~jsno/

"I'm an otter trainer."

Re: Clobberd 3.0 (beta testers wanted)

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Author: Jason Nunn
Date: Tue, 21 Oct 1997 00:00

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In article <62e4cc$17l$1@scopus.vic.edu.au>, slebrun@scopus.vic.edu.au (Scott Le Brun) writes:
|> In article <626f1k$eup$1@news.wantree.com.au>, jsno@superr.wantree.com.au 
|> says...
|> 
|> Hi Jason. I would really like to have a play with the latest beta.
|> I run a Linux system for the college: Web, News, E-mail etc. with a couple 
|> of dial-in lines for the staff (who don't have internet access) to check 
|> their mail from home.
|> 
|> I currently use Clobberd (2.8) to set up a 30 min limit on the dial-in's to 
|> prevent the staff from hogging them.
|> 
|> Let me know if you would like to put version 3 to the test here.


Yep, i'll email it to you now.

Make sure you read the documentation, as this version is totally different
from 2.x and 1.x.

 
|> * I tried to send this via e-mail, but a dns lookup returned 'host unknown'.


shit. No wonder i haven't been getting any replies.

My email address is jsno@dayworld.net.au.


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Jason Nunn, Adelaide, South Australia. - http://dayworld.net.au/~jsno/

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