[19:54] <locknet>  Hi everyone!, for some reason my apache2 server is limiting the upload speed. I have a vps with 500Mbps upload speed, but for some reason when I download a file located in /var/www/html/ it's only gives me 6Mbps
[19:54] <locknet> why is this happening?
[20:11] <Woet> locknet: that won't happen on a default install
[20:12] <Woet> check 1) that you're actually getting that upload speed 2) you don't have some speed limiting firewall rule/apache module
[20:12] <Woet> but 1) is much more likely.
[20:13] <locknet> Woet, it's a default install, I test the upload speed with Ookla's speedtest CLI
[20:13] <locknet> and it gives me 500Mbps
[20:13] <Woet> locknet: that doesn't benchmark the speed to your ISP.
[20:13] <Woet> locknet: check using something like SFTP.
[20:14] <locknet> Woet, rsync could works?
[20:14] <Woet> sure.
[20:14] <locknet> OK, I'll be back in a sec
[20:22] <locknet991> Woet, nop, my normal download speed is 20Mbps, but if I try to download from the index of file it gives me 5Mbps
[20:22] <Woet> locknet991: what about with rsync/sftp?
[20:23] <locknet991> Woet, the test was done with rsync
[20:23] <Woet> locknet991: okay, so then your connection to the server is throttled to 5 Mbps, maybe due to bad peering, under capacity, stingy ISP, etc
[20:24] <Woet> locknet991: whats the latency?
[20:24] <locknet991> I'm really far away from the server so the normal latency is 220ms
[20:26] <locknet991> I'll read about bad peering, another user told me the same
[20:48] <Woet> locknet119: then it's quite normal you don't get your full download speed.
[20:49] <locknet119> Woet, but just get less than th half of speed?
[20:49] <Woet> locknet119: that's quite normal.
[20:49] <locknet119> hmmm, i didn't know it
[20:49] <locknet119> Thanks you dude
[20:49] <Woet> locknet119: do a speedtest on your computer and change the location to where your server is.
[20:55] <locknet991> Woet, yes, as you say I connected to my vpn in there and get 5Mbps. So that is bad peering, right?
[20:56] <Woet> locknet991: https://networkengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/13079/why-are-downloads-slower-if-the-server-is-far-away
[20:59] <locknet> Woet, thank you man, you save me a lot of research time
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