Bandwidth controller script
A bandwidth controller script written in Perl: torbandwctl.pl.
Syntax:
perl torbandwctl.pl [-p|--port NNNN] hour1:min1 "bandwidth1" [hour2:min2 "bandwidth2" ...] &
NNNN is the Tor control port number (default: 9051)
hour1:min1 is the time at which the script should set the Tor bandwidth to "bandwidth1"
"bandwidth1" is the bandwidth value, in any format Tor can understand. It should be
put in quotes, because running the script as torbandwctl.pl hh:mm 1 MB will cause
the "1 MB" part to be passed as two separate arguments.
The & causes the script to be put in background by the shell (works under Bash). This
is required (unless you can afford losing a terminal), because the script never exits.
Example: ./torctl.pl --port 9051 11:37 "500" 11:38 "200"
Requires:
- Perl
- Perl's IO::Socket::INET
License: GPLv2
Polish translation of the diagrams on the overview page:
How Tor works 1 (PNG)
How Tor works 2 (PNG)
How Tor works 3 (PNG)
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Contact: bogdandr - op.pl