Equal File sharing bot

[gba1620]

Okie, i don't know if theres such a script im about to ask, (if there is let me know), and i'll try to be descriptive bout my problem, so here goes...

I stay on campus in a college, that has a Local Area Network with Gigabit network connection and I'm hosting the dc++ here in my college. I have 900 users connected.

I would like to have a script for a bot that can share my files to the users whoever is downloading from the bot file list.  The bot only shares 2 upload slots and no more than that since the speed transfer is oredi 10mb/sec each user. Problem is....these users download the whole list i got and nearly take up 1 whole day while there are like over 400 ppl in the queue begging for their turn to download.

So these are the features i would like the script in a file sharing bot:-
- can name the bot later in the script manually
- able to upload only 5 files to the user and close connection of that user and start upload another user 5 files, (process repeats)
- the admin of the hub, can type the command to specify which directory in his/her local computer to share (like +addfolder c:\anime\ )
- once the admin shares folder, the users in the hub will getfile list from the bot and see what its sharing
- when user downloads file(s) from the bot, they can only download 5 files and they have to wait for their turn again (something like a queue if thats posible which i see in the upload queue function in bcdc++ )
- those users who are waiting for their turn to download, can type the command to see whose currently downloading from the bot (+queue animebot)(and if possible, see who are the users in queue waiting to download as well)

Optional features (if can apply):-
- admin able to set the bandwitdh speed (+setspeed 2048 )
-each Operator has their own file sharing bot and has the same features above
- lets the user know, what new fresh files in the bot list

Well thats it, i know this script may seem like impossible to do, but i'd be happy if some1 says this script is posible. Is it?