Jeremy Kescher

The Go version also doesn't support it currently, iirc.

It used to suck up bandwidth here, but has slowed down here over time, too.

@Glandos With an SQLite database larger than 40 GiB, yes, we might be at a point where the database itself has trouble growing further.

Yes, I do also see this trend, but with magneticod sitting at 100% of one CPU core (due to being limited to one core), and barely any writes. Furthermore, my...

@DyonR to answer your question about merging: @Glandos created a tool for that, available at https://framagit.org/Glandos/magnetico_merge For me, the reduction in speed happened with the same IP as I had...

@DyonR mine are at ```--leech-max-n=500 --indexer-max-neighbors=10000``` so yes, initially that helps, but it dies down later nonetheless.

https://github.com/boramalper/magnetico/blob/master/cmd/magneticow/README.md#setting-password-protection If you haven't set this and you're using magneticow with docker, try typing "username" and "password".

There is no standard login password. You have to generate one, as outlined at https://github.com/boramalper/magnetico/blob/master/cmd/magneticow/README.md#setting-password-protection.

Alternatively, I might look into building a seperate statistics builder application.

I beg to differ.