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[BUG] Web page High bandwidth usage

Open guba91 opened this issue 1 year ago • 5 comments

latest image on docker, internal downloader

When connected to IP:6500 thought wireguard, i got 5Mbps of traffic constanly running from the port 6500 to my chrome tab. image image

guba91 avatar Mar 26 '24 14:03 guba91

How many torrents do you have going? It does a refresh every few seconds to your debrid provider.

rogerfar avatar Apr 10 '24 02:04 rogerfar

I've got the same issue here. One torrent downloading, ~4–5 MB/s traffic as soon as I open up the webpage. Happens when connecting through ZeroTier (VPN) as well as on the local LAN.

EDIT: I did some more digging with Chrome's Network developer tool and saw that the WebSocket connection is constantly transferring 5.7 MB-sized messages. The fileOrMagnet field seems to take up most of the space, the original torrent file is quite large (~2 MB) and the torrent has ~10,000 files, maybe that's part of the issue?

Graumagier avatar May 06 '24 21:05 Graumagier

How many torrents do you have going? It does a refresh every few seconds to your debrid provider.

a lot, but the traffic is between the docker and the pc that i'm using for monitoring the downloads.. 1 day i forgot the page opened and discovered 30GB of data trasfered from that docker to my laptop D:

guba91 avatar May 07 '24 07:05 guba91

I suppose that's possible, it uses signalr to update the torrentlist even few seconds when you have the UI page open. It pushes basically everything to your browser.

I suppose I can reduce the updates, but is it actually causing an issue or just an observance?

rogerfar avatar May 14 '24 01:05 rogerfar

I suppose that's possible, it uses signalr to update the torrentlist even few seconds when you have the UI page open. It pushes basically everything to your browser.

I suppose I can reduce the updates, but is it actually causing an issue or just an observance?

Well in normal condition i don't think it will be a problem. If you use it in lan it not a big deal, if you are remotely connected it generate a lot of traffic.. There is a way to stop the update if the tab is not on focus? That shoud do the trick

guba91 avatar May 14 '24 18:05 guba91