v0.20.6

[alexjustesen]

Warning

v0.20.x has breaking changes and requires action. Read the original release notes here: https://github.com/alexjustesen/speedtest-tracker/releases/tag/v0.20.0

What's Changed

• Update README.md by @svenvg93 in Update README.md #1525
• Fix issue with Notify on every speedtest run failing by @tgregory86 in Fix issue with Notify on every speedtest run failing  #1521
• Add Download & Upload Latency graphs to the public dashboard by @svenvg93 in Add Download & Upload Latency graphs to the public dashboard #1531
• [Chore] Swapped download and upload jitter charts by @alexjustesen in [Chore] Swapped download and upload jitter charts #1532
• [Feature] Write the server id to the result on failed tests by @alexjustesen in [Feature] Write the server id to the result on failed tests #1533
• Release v0.20.6 by @alexjustesen in Release v0.20.6 #1534

New Contributors

• @tgregory86 made their first contribution in Fix issue with Notify on every speedtest run failing  #1521

Full Changelog: v0.20.5...v0.20.6

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This discussion was created from the release v0.20.6.

[Skyeci73]

anyone else seeing issues with slower than expected upload tests results since the last couple of updates? My 2b/2gb has dropped to 1.6gb on the upload test. I have checked it against different server id's via the stt which give a lower result than the ookla app which gives full speed result regardless of which server I test against.

Is it possible to roll back to an earlier version?

[svenvg93]

Nothing has changed in the speedtest client itself in the last releases.
If you want you can change the version of the container to a older one to give it a try of course.
lscr.io/linuxserver/speedtest-tracker:0.19.0

Keep the changes of 0.20.x in mind when downgrading and upgrading agian 😉
Maybe it would be easier to create a new container with a older version next the current one to compare.

[Skyeci73]

Thanks that's a good idea. I will try that tonight and post back if it's any different.

[svenvg93]

Just make sure both containers don't test at the same time 😉

[Skyeci73]

Hi. Can I check the old version is still active. I'm still looking at this and need to test it now with the older version. Basically with the newer version and a 10gb rj45 card the upload peaks at 1.25gb. Soon as I put the 2.5gb lan card back in the upload goes back to 1.9/2.0 on the same machine. My lan is 10gb cat6.

Thanks

[skyeci-draytek]

well I finally got to bottom of it. My isp connection is 2GB/2GB. My lan has a 10gb switch and some of my devices including my speedtest ubuntu server have 10gb nics. Anyway after a lot of head scratching I finally cracked it. The main issue was recently I was finding the upload speed test results were hitting about 1.5gb regardless of when I tried to run a test. My router is a pfsense box with a 2.5gb nic for the isp connection and a 10gb card for the lan side. In the end I matched network card types for the routers 10gb lan side to the speed test machine. Since doing that I am now getting faster latency results and the upload/download are hitting maxium speed. Seeme like with the cards being different manufactures they were not getting on..both now on 10gtek 10gb rj45 nics and no further issues. yay! @svenvg93 @alexjustesen