I've set up a daemon on my Linux box, and connect to it from my laptop using the Windows client. This all works great.
Now, I have a pay-as-you-go broadband account. I get free usage from midnight to 8am, so I like all of my downloads to take place during that time, so I created some cron scripts.
One to start:
amulecmd -c Connect
amulecmd -c "resume all"
and one to stop:
amulecmd -c Disconnect
amulecmd -c "pause all"
Seems simple enough, it stops my downloads in the morning, but I can still connect my client to search for new stuff and add it to the list (paused of course).
However, I get charged for both my upstream and downstream traffic, and I've noticed that even if I disconnect from the server and pause all downloads, amule continues to share the files, and peers can continue to download from me. I've found no way of stopping this.
I've tried all manner of firewall rules, but these all have the side effect of stopping me from doing searches.
Is there anyway I can prevent ALL upload AND download traffic during normal hours, but still allow searches (kad and server, or just kad would do)?
Any ideas?
Thanks
Martin