bandwidth controls (page)

[seamustuohy]

section title: Bandwidth Controls
help text: You can disable potentially high-bandwith applications here.
embed freifunk p2p block options here
help text: For more advanced controls go to the quality of service (QOS) controls in the advanced menu.

[seamustuohy]

waiting on opentechinstitute/commotion-feed#35

[seamustuohy]

@critzo @georgiamoon need text for enable/disable bandwidth controls button.

[seamustuohy]

@critzo @georgiamoon need new header titles and help text for both sections below.

section header: Layer7-Protocols
help text:

AIM Chat
Bittorrent
eDonkey, eMule, Kademlia
Fasttrack Protocol
File Transfer Protocol
Gnutella
Hypertext Transfer Protocol
Ident Protocol
Internet Relay Chat
Jabber/XMPP
MSN Messenger
Network Time Protocol
POP3 Protocol
SMTP Protocol
SSL Protocol
VNC Protocol

section header: IP-P2P
help text:

eDonkey, eMule, Kademlia
KaZaA, FastTrack
Gnutella
Direct Connect
BitTorrent, extended BT
AppleJuice
WinMX
SoulSeek
AresLite

[critzo]

My suggestions:

section header: Application Protocols
help text: The applications listed below are commonly used on the Internet, typically these are called "Layer 7 Protocols". You can choose to disable ports used by specific applications if desired.

section header: IP and Peer-to-Peer Protocols
help text: The Peer-to-Peer applications listed below may be blocked to provide improved quality of service on your network.

[critzo]

For the button, what about "enable/disable bandwidth controls" ?

[westbywest]

The freifunk-p2pblock script, as packaged into OpenWRT, assumes the presence of an interface named 'wan' to apply all of its iptables rules to. If no active wan interface exists, e.g. on repeater nodes with the present Commotion-OpenWRT firewall, then freifunk-p2pblock will have no effect.

[seamustuohy]

Thanks @westbywest

[seamustuohy]

Pushed to 1.1 for further examination. Per @westbywest comment above.