There may be times you want a fast restore, and the cable modem probably does downloads faster anyway. You can play with this if you like, and using the GUI speed control might be best because of the 2.0.5.1 bug where upload speed controls download speed. BackendSpeed is a calculated value based on amount per time, and so ramps down after a burst is sent. On one early test, it jumped by about 10 MiB with several minutes in between. Server State Properties section will have a lastPgEvent line that will show your BackendFileProgress that jumps every now and then.
Parallel uploads are fairly new and might be calculating wrong.Ībout → System info gives a good view of the progress, and you can line its data up with network graphs. This had to be done in conjunction with asynchronous-concurrent-upload-limit set to 1 in order to succeed although there’s probably a bug behind that. To 327680 in Advanced options got me smaller spikes, which maybe other applications can ride through. It is recommended to be between 5-10 MiB (though a smaller value may work better on a slower or less reliable connection), and to be a multiple of 320 KiB. -fragment-size (Integer) Size of individual fragments which are uploaded separately for large files.In a test on the latest Canary, setting this The problem you see might be worse on OneDrive, where the standard amount of send seems to be 10 MiB, which is going to apparently interfere with your other uses. Duplicati throttles by sending some data out now and then. This isn’t a router, which by the way can often help with traffic flows, and might do so better. It might not be ignored so much as not give a smooth flow. I am doing something wrong? I am running: I expected a continuous max bandwidth of 8 Mbps (1 MB/s). After that change, I see behaviour with peaks for 25 Mbps, then nothing, then another peak:Īnd with each peak, Zoom/Teams has issues. In Upload Throttle not working - #26 by oucil I read to set set the asynchronous-concurrent-upload-limit setting to 1. However, if I configure the upload (and download) to be 1 MB/s, the upload still uses my complete 25 Mbps upload speed. To keep room for video/audio uploads to Zoom/Teams I wanted to limit Duplicati to 8 Mbps (1 MB/s).
With my 25 Mbps cable upload, this will take some time. I am doing the first full backup to Onedrive of approximately 350 GB of data.
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