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# tcgui
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-A lightweight Python-based Web-GUI for Linux traffic control (tc) to set, view and delete traffic shaping rules. The Web-GUI is intended for short-term isolated testbeds or classroom scenarios and does not contain any security mechanisms.
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+A lightweight Python-based Web-GUI for Linux traffic control (`tc`) to set, view and delete traffic shaping rules. The Web-GUI is intended for short-term isolated testbeds or classroom scenarios and does not contain any security mechanisms.
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No further changes are planned right now, but pull requests are welcome.
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## Requirements
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-- tested with ubuntu 16.04 LTS
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+- tested with Ubuntu 16.04 LTS & Raspbian 4.14.98-v7+ (stretch, Debian 9.8)
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- netem tools & python3-flask is required
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- install with `sudo apt-get install iproute python3-flask`
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- more information: https://calomel.org/network_loss_emulation.html
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@@ -15,6 +15,14 @@ No further changes are planned right now, but pull requests are welcome.
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- Execute the main.py file and go to http://localhost:5000:
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+ ```
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sudo python3 main.py
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+ --ip IP The IP where the server is listening
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+ --port PORT The port where the server is listening
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+ --dev [DEV [DEV ...]] The interfaces to restrict to
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+ --regex REGEX A regex to match interfaces
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+ --debug Run Flask in debug mode
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+ ```
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- The tool will read your interfaces and the current setup every time the site is reloaded
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Alex Meuer