[waffffffle]

I need to slow down my uploading in OS X because of a new university policy that requires users only upload "one file at a time" but in reality means that if a user uses too much upload bandwidth a light goes off in the IT department and they send you an email telling you to stop, the third email results in them putting a 2 way bandwidth cap on your account.

So basically I want to get around this. I am using bit torrent a lot recently to download live concerts and I would really like to be able to download them without a hassle but bit torrnt works so that users who are downloading are also uploading at the same time. I am currently doing 32.3 K/s down and 21.6 K/s up. I would like to lower that up to under 10 so that I don't bother the IT department (I have already had 2 bandwidth warnings for other things).

Is there any way to cap upload bandwidth? Any software that can do this easily? Thanks.

[warpmoon]

Perhaps Carrafix is what you're looking for?

[Sarc]

I just installed Carrafix for controling my Bittorrent stream, and it works awesome !
A must have.

[OwlBoy]

Carrafix kicks ass.

-Owl

[waffffffle]

thanks, I downloaded carrafix. how do i configure it to control bit torrent? what port does it use?

thanks.

[dettociao]

Good lord! That program Carrafix kicks ass! Thanks for the linkage.

Nate

[Webscreamer]

Do I need CarraFix App open in order for it to work?

[dettociao]

Originally posted by Webscreamer:
Do I need CarraFix App open in order for it to work?

Yes...

[Webscreamer]

Thank sOOks!