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diff --git a/net-misc/htbinit/files/digest-htbinit-0.8.4 b/net-misc/htbinit/files/digest-htbinit-0.8.4
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+MD5 2baa55f336f87739c5184c87b9973345 htb.init-v0.8.4 31345
diff --git a/net-misc/htbinit/files/htb.sysconfig b/net-misc/htbinit/files/htb.sysconfig
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+#!/bin/bash
+
+# This is the main script to build the configuration
+# files in the format proposed by htb.init
+
+# By default, if nothing is modified, the generated files
+# are adequate to create classes that control minimum latency
+# and maximum throughput traffic.
+
+# But two (2) more classes are created, one specific for web traffic (port 80)
+# and a 'default' class for the rest. Normally, web traffic is considered of minimum
+# latency and that's the way we have configured it (it has a higher priority
+# than the maximum throughput and default), but it has it's own class because
+# of it's importance, so you could assign it a different class from ssh, dns, etc.
+
+# If you want to adjust the values for your own connection, 
+# it will be enough to know the download and dowload bandwidth
+# to automatically adjust the RATE and CEIL values of each class.
+# When you are done, don't forget to execute:
+#
+#    /etc/init.d/htb.init recreate
+#    /etc/init.d/htb.init reload
+#
+# to rebuild the configuration files and restart the service.
+
+# By default the values are calculated for a 256Kbits download
+# and 128 Kbits upload bandwidth, very commom in Spain.
+#
+# NOTE: all values should be around 95-98% aprox. of the real ones
+# to be shure the queue is managed in your Linux router.
+########################################################
+
+##############################################################
+## WARNING: DON'T DELETE THE LINES WITH '/bin/cat' OR 'EOF' ##
+##############################################################
+# The htb.sysconfig script use the command 'cat' to generate #
+# the config files necesary for htb.init                     #
+##############################################################
+
+# I have considere NET like Internet zone, LOC the local network
+# and DMZ the dmz zone. Modify to your needs.
+NET=eth0
+LOC=eth1
+DMZ=eth2
+
+########################################################
+# --- Configuration files for NET zone.
+########################################################
+# Allowed keywords are DEFAULT, R2Q, DCACHE.
+/bin/cat > /etc/htbinit/$NET << EOF
+DEFAULT=40
+EOF
+
+# Maximum for root class
+# Allowed keywords are RATE, BURST, CBURST, INJECT, MTU
+/bin/cat > /etc/htbinit/$NET-2.root << EOF
+RATE=122Kbit
+BURST=2k
+EOF
+
+# Values for minimum latency class
+# Typical services: ssh, telnet, ftp, irc, dns, smtp, pop3, imap2
+# Allowed keywords are RATE, CEIL, BURST, CBURST, INJECT, PRIO,
+# LEAF, MTU, QUANTUM, PERTURB, RULE, REALM, MARK, TIME
+/bin/cat > /etc/htbinit/$NET-2:10.minlatency << EOF
+CEIL=122Kbit
+RATE=6Kbit
+BURST=2K
+LEAF=sfq
+PRIO=3
+RULE=:22
+RULE=:21
+RULE=:23
+RULE=:6667
+RULE=:53
+RULE=:25
+RULE=:110
+RULE=:143
+EOF
+
+# Values for maximum throughput class
+# Typical services: ftp-data.
+# Allowed keywords are RATE, CEIL, BURST, CBURST, INJECT, PRIO,
+# LEAF, MTU, QUANTUM, PERTURB, RULE, REALM, MARK, TIME
+/bin/cat > /etc/htbinit/$NET-2:20.maxthroughput << EOF
+CEIL=115Kbit
+RATE=55Kbit
+BURST=2K
+LEAF=sfq
+PRIO=5
+RULE=:20
+EOF
+
+# Values for web traffic
+# Allowed keywords are RATE, CEIL, BURST, CBURST, INJECT, PRIO,
+# LEAF, MTU, QUANTUM, PERTURB, RULE, REALM, MARK, TIME
+/bin/cat > /etc/htbinit/$NET-2:30.www << EOF
+CEIL=122Kbit
+RATE=31Kbit
+BURST=2K
+LEAF=sfq
+PRIO=4
+RULE=:80
+RULE=:443
+EOF
+
+# Values for default class
+# Allowed keywords are RATE, CEIL, BURST, CBURST, INJECT, PRIO,
+# LEAF, MTU, QUANTUM, PERTURB, RULE, REALM, MARK, TIME
+/bin/cat > /etc/htbinit/$NET-2:40.default << EOF
+CEIL=122Kbit
+RATE=30Kbit
+BURST=2k
+LEAF=sfq
+PRIO=6
+EOF
+
+########################################################
+# --- Configuration files for local zone (eth1).
+########################################################
+# Allowed keywords are DEFAULT, R2Q, DCACHE.
+/bin/cat > /etc/htbinit/$LOC << EOF
+DEFAULT=40
+EOF
+
+# Maximum for root class
+# Allowed keywords are RATE, BURST, CBURST, INJECT, MTU
+/bin/cat > /etc/htbinit/$LOC-2.root << EOF
+RATE=244Kbit
+BURST=2k
+EOF
+
+# Values for minimum latency class
+# Typical services: ssh, telnet, ftp, irc, dns, smtp, pop3, imap2
+# Allowed keywords are RATE, CEIL, BURST, CBURST, INJECT, PRIO,
+# LEAF, MTU, QUANTUM, PERTURB, RULE, REALM, MARK, TIME
+/bin/cat > /etc/htbinit/$LOC-2:10.minlatency << EOF
+CEIL=244Kbit
+RATE=12Kbit
+BURST=2K
+LEAF=sfq
+PRIO=3
+RULE=:22,
+RULE=:21,
+RULE=:23,
+RULE=:6667,
+RULE=:53,
+RULE=:25,
+RULE=:110,
+RULE=:143,
+EOF
+
+# Values for maximum throughput class
+# Typical services: ftp-data.
+# Allowed keywords are RATE, CEIL, BURST, CBURST, INJECT, PRIO,
+# LEAF, MTU, QUANTUM, PERTURB, RULE, REALM, MARK, TIME
+/bin/cat > /etc/htbinit/$LOC-2:20.maxthroughput << EOF
+CEIL=230Kbit
+RATE=110Kbit
+BURST=2K
+LEAF=sfq
+PRIO=5
+RULE=:20,
+EOF
+
+# Values for web traffic
+# Allowed keywords are RATE, CEIL, BURST, CBURST, INJECT, PRIO,
+# LEAF, MTU, QUANTUM, PERTURB, RULE, REALM, MARK, TIME
+/bin/cat > /etc/htbinit/$LOC-2:30.www << EOF
+CEIL=244Kbit
+RATE=61Kbit
+BURST=2K
+LEAF=sfq
+PRIO=4
+RULE=:80,
+RULE=:443,
+EOF
+
+# Values for default class
+# Allowed keywords are RATE, CEIL, BURST, CBURST, INJECT, PRIO,
+# LEAF, MTU, QUANTUM, PERTURB, RULE, REALM, MARK, TIME
+/bin/cat > /etc/htbinit/$LOC-2:40.default << EOF
+CEIL=244Kbit
+RATE=61Kbit
+BURST=2k
+LEAF=sfq
+PRIO=6
+EOF
+
+########################################################
+# --- Configuration files for DMZ (eth2).
+########################################################
+# WARNING: the values in the DMZ zone are merely orientative, this is, 
+# take them just as an academic example. If you have such a zone, 
+# uncomment the needed parts and adjust all values. Remember, 
+# download and upload traffic are shared by the local and dmz zone.
+# Of course, we suppose you are offering such services in the DMZ.
+# Allowed keywords are DEFAULT, R2Q, DCACHE.
+#/bin/cat > /etc/htbinit/eth2 << EOF
+#DEFAULT=40
+#EOF
+
+# Maximum for root class
+# Allowed keywords are RATE, BURST, CBURST, INJECT, MTU
+#/bin/cat > /etc/htbinit/$DMZ-2.root << EOF
+#RATE=244Kbit
+#BURST=2k
+#EOF
+
+# Values for minimum latency class
+# Typical services: ssh, telnet, ftp, irc, dns, smtp, pop3, imap2
+# Allowed keywords are RATE, CEIL, BURST, CBURST, INJECT, PRIO,
+# LEAF, MTU, QUANTUM, PERTURB, RULE, REALM, MARK, TIME
+#/bin/cat > /etc/htbinit/$DMZ-2:10.minlatency << EOF
+#CEIL=244Kbit
+#RATE=12Kbit
+#BURST=2K
+#LEAF=sfq
+#PRIO=3
+#RULE=:22
+#RULE=:21
+#RULE=:23
+#RULE=:6667
+#RULE=:53
+#RULE=:25
+#RULE=:110
+#RULE=:143
+#EOF
+
+# Values for maximum throughput class
+# Typical services: ftp-data.
+# Allowed keywords are RATE, CEIL, BURST, CBURST, INJECT, PRIO,
+# LEAF, MTU, QUANTUM, PERTURB, RULE, REALM, MARK, TIME
+#/bin/cat > /etc/htbinit/$DMZ-2:20.maxthroughput << EOF
+#CEIL=230Kbit
+#RATE=110Kbit
+#BURST=2K
+#LEAF=sfq
+#PRIO=5
+#RULE=:20
+#EOF
+
+# Values for web traffic
+# Allowed keywords are RATE, CEIL, BURST, CBURST, INJECT, PRIO,
+# LEAF, MTU, QUANTUM, PERTURB, RULE, REALM, MARK, TIME
+#/bin/cat > /etc/htbinit/$DMZ-2:30.www << EOF
+#CEIL=244Kbit
+#RATE=61Kbit
+#BURST=2K
+#LEAF=sfq
+#PRIO=4
+#RULE=:80
+#RULE=:443
+#EOF
+
+# Values for default class
+# Allowed keywords are RATE, CEIL, BURST, CBURST, INJECT, PRIO,
+# LEAF, MTU, QUANTUM, PERTURB, RULE, REALM, MARK, TIME
+#/bin/cat > /etc/htbinit/$DMZ-2:40.default << EOF
+#CEIL=244Kbit
+#RATE=61Kbit
+#BURST=2k
+#LEAF=sfq
+#PRIO=6
+#EOF
diff --git a/net-misc/htbinit/files/rc_htbinit b/net-misc/htbinit/files/rc_htbinit
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+#!/sbin/runscript
+#
+# (c) 2003 Juan J. Prieto <jjptapia@eresmas.com>
+#
+# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
+# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
+# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
+# GNU General Public License for more details.
+# ===
+#
+# htbinit
+# 
+# A shell-script wrapper for HTB.INIT designed for
+# use in the SysV-init system (/etc/init.d).
+#
+# usage: htbinit { start | stop | restart | reload | recreate | stats }
+#
+
+depend() {
+	need net
+}
+
+start() {
+	ebegin "Starting htbinit"
+	/usr/sbin/htbinit start
+	eend $?
+}
+
+stop() {
+	ebegin "Stopping htbinit"
+	/usr/sbin/htbinit stop
+	eend $?
+}
+
+reload() {
+	ebegin "Reloading htbinit"
+	/usr/sbin/htbinit start invalidate
+	eend $?
+}
+
+recreate() {
+	ebegin "Recreating htbinit config files"
+	/bin/rm -rf /etc/htbinit/*
+	/usr/sbin/htb.sysconfig
+	einfo "htbinit (QoS) ... recreated. Use \"reload\" to load the new configuration."
+	eend $?
+}
+
+stats() {
+	ebegin "Showing htbinit stats"
+	/usr/sbin/htbinit stats
+	eend $?
+}