Posts Tagged ‘limit’

Linux:Download web site or file using wget (unix/linux download manager)

Monday, June 30th, 2008

wget –limit-rate=15k –random-wait -bd -i 1-2.txt
go in background limit download at 15KB/sec and load this download list: 1-2.txt (download location per line)

WordPress: Transfer Overages

Saturday, June 28th, 2008

If you are hosting large files such as videos, podcasts, or large photo archives is transfer overages. Hosting services often provide a fixed amount of overall transfer with their hosting plans. A plan may include only so many MB of transferred data. After your account has reached that amount, you will be charged for any extra data that is transferred. Depending on the host, this could be as much as $1/MB.

At that rate, a single download of a 20MB file after you’ve reached your limit could cost you $20 extra on your hosting bill!

Usually, the higher the transfer limit, the more costly your hosting plan will be. Some hosting services offer plans with no transfer limitations, which can be quite costly, but certainly less costly than paying for transfer overages on a high-traffic site.