On 06-01-26, Paul Spooren via openwrt-devel wrote: > Hello again, > > > Curiously, the upload via rsync is still running at speeds of 20 - 50MB/s > > while the download (i.e. upload from buildbots) is capped at ~300KB/s. > > Turns out this was a false assumption, I limited the upload to 100MBit/s and > now I see a faster transfer from Buildbots. > > Baptiste found the following line on Netcups website > > > If traffic exceeds 3 TB within the last 24 hours, a temporary throttling to > > 300 Mbit/s will be applied. The throttling is lifted as soon as this > > condition no longer applies. > > Seems like we did hit that limit, so the easiest should be to stop mirroring > SNAPSHOT firmware.
Indeed, the download server is rate-limited in the outgoing direction, so we can still upload at full speed, but download is limited. I removed the manual 100 Mbit/s limit because it was not really helping. One (relatively) quick way to solve this is to stop serving public rsync to everybody, see the other thread I started. Paul, if you can reach out to Netcup to know if they can increase the traffic limit to have more margin, that would be great. I think we can pay for the service, it's essential and this level of traffic can cost quite some money. Baptiste _______________________________________________ openwrt-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.openwrt.org/mailman/listinfo/openwrt-devel
