Closed CunningSquirrel closed 10 months ago
This is definitely unexpected. The server and the client isn't throttling speed in any way so I suspect this is something with your device or network. Are you using a local ip address or a reverse proxy?
Thanks for the quick response, I’m using Swag as my reverse proxy for ssl certification on my unRAID containers
Have you checked the download speed when not going through the reverse proxy?
Just got home, I will check that now and report back
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I experience the same problem with slow / never completed download when connected through a cloudflare tunnel, if i connect to the local ip the speed is fine.
I’m currently connected locally and it’s about the same speed unfortunately. Could possibly be because I’m hosting it in unRAID. I’ll have to spin up a test server running from its own VM and rest to see if there is a difference. Here is a clip of my download speed.
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I'm not able to see the clip of your download speed if you shared one.
I also host in unraid without speed issues on downloads.
I seeing very slow speeds (<180kB/s), when using HAproxy, on PFsense.
I see normal speed when going direct.
HAproxy_log.txt PFsense_HAproxy.txt
Edit 2024.01.09:
I found my error, I had not disabled Hardware offloading for PFsense, when hosting on virtual environment. https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/recipes/virtualize-proxmox-ve.html#disable-hardware-checksums-with-proxmox-ve-virtio
Downloading books from my server is extremely slow. I’m not sure if it’s just me or if this is expected?
I have my server installed on an HP Micro Server with the following specs:
CPU isles at around 10% and Ram at 8%
However downloading a 1 gig audiobook from Audiobookshelf on my UniFi Wi-Fi 6 AP takes +- 10 - 15 mins. It seems a bit slower than I would have expected? Any suggestions?
I’m using a UniFi Dream Machine as my router and I have the two network cables connected directly into the back of it and I have the two ports bonded in the interface there as well.