Jimmy, Thank you for the reply. I ended up doing that essentially. I changed the default variable settings for throttling to be as tolerant as possible and then recompiled it. It hasn't been a problem since then. Thanks, Brett Hunter - (808) 474-2471 COMPACFLT N631 - C2 LAN Administrator SPAWAR Systems Center Pacific Code H53D1 NIPR: brett.hunter@navy.mil SIPR: brett.hunter@navy.smil.mil -----Original Message----- From: Jimmy Hess [mailto:mysidia@gmail.com] Sent: Sunday, August 27, 2017 3:29 AM To: Hunter, Brett E CIV COMPACFLT, N63 Cc: dalnet-src@dal.net; bhunter@hawaii.rr.com Subject: [Non-DoD Source] Re: [DALnet-src] Help disabling throttling On Thu, Jun 29, 2017 at 9:28 PM, Hunter, Brett E CIV COMPACFLT, N63 <brett.hunter@navy.mil> wrote: I wonder what the deal is with DALnet systems taking 60 days to deliver mailing list e-mails? This doesn't seem to be a one-off, either.
Hi, We are running Bahamut 2.0.7 on our network and we have had issues with the throttling. Our servers are very busy and we have lots of users connecting from the same IP due to firewall NAT going on. Right now we have to set the throttle settings for our servers after each restart. We would like to recompile Bahamut and disable throttling. I tried modifying the config.h file to change "#DEFINE THROTTLE_ENABLE" to "#UNDEF THROTTLE_ENABLE" and tried to recompile the software. However, I received errors during compilation such as:
***/src/m_webirc.c: 127: undefined reference to `throttle_check' ** /rc/m_webirc.c: 82 : undefined reference to `throttle_remove'
I was wonder what is best way to disable throttling ?
Rather than attempting to "disable", I would suggest you tune THROTTLE_TRIGCOUNT by increasing the value to 100 or 1000 or a large enough number connections per second until throttling is no longer triggered.
Any assistance at all will be appreciated.
Brett -- -JH