From: Ralph Seichter <git-ml@seichter.de>
Date: Sun, 17 Jul 2011 10:22:47 GMT
Subject: How to limit bandwidth used by git over SSH ?
Message-ID: <4E22B7F7.4020701@seichter.de>

Hello list,

I'm not really sure if this is a git or SSH issue, but I haven't figured
out a solution yet. To transfer my data between two machines, I use

  git-push ssh://machineB.tld/foo/proj.git master

from machineA. Unfortunately, the machines are connected by a very low-
bandwidth connection, which is completely choked by git-push. From what
I've read so far, I guess this is the result of SSH setting TOS to
"minimize delay", which prevents almost all other traffic during the
push operation. Not good.

I haven't yet found a way of telling git (or SSH) to use no more than a
given maximum bandwidth, like I could do with "scp -l {limit}". Did I
miss something in the documentation?

Your help is appreciated.

-Ralph