Closed timomal closed 3 years ago
AFAIK, 2.1.2 also has the bug. Or at least, it's reporting 4.10 Mbit/s for me instead of 100 which it is with other measurements.
EDIT: never mind. While I had 2.1.2 installed, it turned out I also had 2.0.x so I ran the wrong version.
Installing speedtest-cli from its original source once was part of the image. However, it turned out to be unstable for a reason I don't remember right now. This is the reason it was reverted to be installed from Debian original sources.
Referring to #28, build stability might change and it might be worth looking into this once again. However, setup would look a bit different as a simple raw file download would to as well ;-)
Hello,
in the container, the installed speedtest-cli version (2.0.2) includes a bug that the measured upload-speed is wrong (too low). Here, the bug is described: Github: sivel/speedtest-cli/issues/575 The current version is 2.1.2.
Exec inside the container and check the speedtest-cli version and measured uplink speed by:
docker exec -ti fhem_fhem_1 speedtest-cli --version
docker exec -ti fhem_fhem_1 speedtest-cli
The buggy version of speedtest-cli is included in the debian repos for over 1,5 years.
A better way to install the speedtest-cli is by installing it directly from the git repo or via pip:
pip install speedtest-cli
git clone https://github.com/sivel/speedtest-cli.git && cd speedtest-cli && python setup.py install