A Node.js program to bypass hosting's bandwidth limits on servers by syncing in/out traffic according to ISP's terms. Most providers will reset the traffic limit when you reach the threashold, if your usage meets their fair-usage ratio. e.g. 1:8 / 1:16 (1 GB Download ~ 8 GB Upload)

First, ensure that you've got node & npm installed using below command:

$ node -v
v16.10.0
$ npm -v
7.24.1

Also check for git & curl on your server:

$ git --version
git version 2.25.1
$ curl --version
curl 7.68.0 (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu) ...

• Versions can be different based on what you have installed on your server.

Clone this repository into your server:

$ git clone https://github.com/sou3mar/bandwidth-manager.git

• Then install dependencies:

$ npm i

• There's a sample config file which can be used as the main config. Name of the config file should be: config.js You can use the sample config file by entering this command:

$ mv config.sample.js config.js

Open config file using any text editor you got. In this case I use nano.

$ nano config.js

• Edit file according to your needs.

• config.credentials

• • host: Hostname/IP of your VPS (localhost if working on the same server)
• • user: Username (Don't use root or any sudo-access users)
• • pass: Password
• • baseDir: Where the commands should be executed. This script works with files. You can assign a path to where you want the operations happen. Default is /tmp
• • login_auth: Value of WHMCSlogin_auth_tk cookie set by WHMCS. This can be found on WHMCS control panel of your hosting provider. Just copy the cookie value and paste it there.
• • random_token: Value of WHMCSNsYIxCBFPWXb cookie set by WHMCS. This can also be found on WHMCS control panel of your hosting provider. Just copy the cookie value and paste it there.

• config.endpoint

• • url: URL of the endpont at your hosting provider's panel. WHMCS provides a monitoring plugin for servers in control panel. This is the URL of that page. It will usually look like this: https://yourhosting.com/clientarea.php?action=productdetails&id=<VPSID>&api=json&act=vpsmanage&stats=1&svs= All you need to do is to find the clientarea URL and <VPSID> as mentioned in the URL above.

• config.io

• • path: Path to where the export file should be stored. Default: ./exp/ Change it to ./ if you don't have a directory named exp or want the export file to be stored in root directory.
• • expFile: Name of the export file. Default: exp.data.json

• config.prefs

• • unit: Default unit in size calculation. Default: GB
• • reportUnit: Default unit in report showcase. Default: MB
• • ratio: ISP's bandwidth fair-usage ratio. (1:n) Default: 8
• • sampleFile: Name of the dummy file created by the script for upload process. Default: file.zip
• • uploadURL: URL of the upload server. (Any http/https server than can accept file uploads)
• • uploadData: (Optional) If upload server requires some POST data during upload, you may insert it there in key=value format. (Some upload services send info with files)

• Finally, run the program using this command:

$ node .