SysManager 1.114.25

[1.114.25] - 2026-09-28

Speed Test no longer shows a perfect 0 ms ping when no ping got an answer. A network that blocks ping was given
the best reading there is. The card now shows "—" and says why, and the history does not record it as 0.

Fixed

• Speed Test: a ping or upload that could not be measured is no longer shown as 0. When no ping got an answer,
  which is common on networks that block ping, the result card, the history and the Dashboard's quick test all read
  0 ms. An upload the server refused read 0.0 Mbps, which looks like a dead line rather than a missing reading.
  • Both now read "—", and the line under the card says what could not be measured and why.
  • The history saves them as not measured. Results saved before this version keep the value they were saved with,
    because a 0 there cannot be told apart from a real reply under a millisecond.
  • The history columns still sort by the numbers.
    The 0 ms ping has been there since v0.3.0, and the 0 Mbps upload since v1.20.29.

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