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I noticed that the measured bandwidth has decreased a lot in the last few weeks. I tested with other devices on my network that were not reporting the same values.
After a while, I discovered that the module was using the librespeed CLI instead of the Ookla CLI tool.
I removed this tool and the reported value went back to normal.
For some reason, the librespeed-cli tool was reinstalled the next day and the reported values became incorrect again.
See screenshot below.
Selecting the "official" Speedtest CLI has no effect. I was forced to remove the /usr/bin/speedtest binary to force the use of the official CLI.
❓ Question: Can you explain how to make sure the correct CLI is used? ℹ️ Information: the actual bandwidth is 5 Gbps (Up and Down). As PiHole is installed on a rPi4 with a USB stick, the measured bandwidth is capped at 300Mbps due to hardware limitations. In any case, values oscillating around 150Mbps are not correct values.
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Hello,
I noticed that the measured bandwidth has decreased a lot in the last few weeks. I tested with other devices on my network that were not reporting the same values.
After a while, I discovered that the module was using the librespeed CLI instead of the Ookla CLI tool.
I removed this tool and the reported value went back to normal.
For some reason, the librespeed-cli tool was reinstalled the next day and the reported values became incorrect again.
See screenshot below.
Selecting the "official" Speedtest CLI has no effect. I was forced to remove the
/usr/bin/speedtest
binary to force the use of the official CLI.❓ Question: Can you explain how to make sure the correct CLI is used?
ℹ️ Information: the actual bandwidth is 5 Gbps (Up and Down). As PiHole is installed on a rPi4 with a USB stick, the measured bandwidth is capped at 300Mbps due to hardware limitations. In any case, values oscillating around 150Mbps are not correct values.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: