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By performance i meant throughput, which that document does not seem to cover

Good news here.
I've had a reasonable amount of success implementing nDPI.
I have not done any throughput tests yet.

As far as accuracy... it's not 100% and I doubt ever will be.
It successfully captured and blocked Netflix though which is a pretty common ask.
It didn't fully block Facebook, but I think there was caching issues.
It measured most of YouTube, but as you'd expect, the content comes from so many places that it was hit and miss.

Lantis wrote:Good news here.
I've had a reasonable amount of success implementing nDPI.
I have not done any throughput tests yet.

As far as accuracy... it's not 100% and I doubt ever will be.
It successfully captured and blocked Netflix though which is a pretty common ask.
It didn't fully block Facebook, but I think there was caching issues.
It measured most of YouTube, but as you'd expect, the content comes from so many places that it was hit and miss.

good When is a beta release available?

Lantis wrote:Good news here.
I've had a reasonable amount of success implementing nDPI.
I have not done any throughput tests yet.

As far as accuracy... it's not 100% and I doubt ever will be.
It successfully captured and blocked Netflix though which is a pretty common ask.
It didn't fully block Facebook, but I think there was caching issues.
It measured most of YouTube, but as you'd expect, the content comes from so many places that it was hit and miss.

Hit rate agreement with the characteristics of the bar

Probably still a week away.

Code changes available here:
https://github.com/lantis1008/gargoyle/ ... i-gargoyle

commits:
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and
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I'd like to see someone with a better connection than mine test out to see if they get more/less bandwidth with this implementation.
It works very well when used as a restriction to stop netflix or facebook (which might make some parents happy).
When using it to "classify" traffic to netflix/youtube it doesn't capture the entire payload (due to CDN).

When using it to "classify" traffic to netflix/youtube it doesn't capture the entire payload (due to CDN).

What is CDN?

Content Delivery Networks.

It's a way for big global sites to give their global customers the best experience no matter where they are by having local servers in that country.

So basically instead of knowing that Google has a single IP address, you need to know what the address in Australia is, and in the US, etc etc.
and then of course with something like Google it's not 1 address per country.

Lantis
I have a 200 Mbit connection and would be happy to test if you can build a shelby image.My ISP also has CDN for Netflix / YouTube )

Will send you a message in 8 hours. I did a build last night (Shelby included).
Just need to check it is stable then I'll upload.

Edit:
Still haven't figured out the autoloading of the module.
I can do it the cheap way, but I'd rather do it right.