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Maestral upload causes extreme packet loss and latency for all other apps #90
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The situation remains ridiculous. Even for a computer connected to the main hub via Ethernet and with Wi-Fi disabled, my network goes back and forth between:
The network usually returns to reliable 12-15ms after I restart network from the Google Home, but the bad behaviour often returns within a few minutes. Google doesn't seem to care: |
This was 4 years ago:
Out of caution, I'm rewiring my Ethernet to prevent any possibility of loops, even if this introduces additional latency between certain devices. I've tried this several times before, but let's see it somehow works this time. |
Nope. Stays at 12-15ms, then suddenly craters. Starting with packet 31 here, purely over Ethernet:
Wireless-only seems to be a bit more reliable, but not actually good either:
... or that could be a flake. I checked Ethernet, and it was somewhere inbetween, before stabilizing to 12-15ms again:
I'll try the no-loop setup for now, to see if it mitigates the most extreme packet loss. |
I'm also not ruling out Comcast as the culprit:
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This may also be the result of Maestral, which does not have a bandwidth throttling option, and sometimes keeps running in the background even if I think I've stopped it: I'm going to try this:
I've run: maestral config set max_cpu_percent 1
maestral stop
maestral start |
Okay, I'm now fairly certain that the issue is Maestral.
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Okay, setting Maestral to |
Okay, there seems to be at least one other cause. This is with Maestral fully stopped, ≈50-100ms latency but no packet loss:
Restarting Google WiFi does not seem to help. EDIT: Never mind, this was due to Maestral saturating the network-wide download bandwidth on another computer without Network Link Conditioner. |
The 3 Google Wifi access points stay connected, but after a few hours/days it's quite common for my bandwidth and latency to take a huge hit — hundreds of milliseconds for no reason, when ping to the outside world is normally steady around 20ms. Unplugging some access points or resetting the network always works to fix it instantly, so this seems to be caused or fixable by software (i.e. it's not an issue with continuous interference).
I'm also connected into the closest access point via Ethernet, so the issue is 100% between the access points themselves.
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