Abnormally high download speeds reported

[Altirix]

Describe the bug
Over the past few days I've noticed the exporter is reporting in some case, that i have achieved a download speed of over 80Gb/s, these incidents coincide with the exporter failing to get any upload metrics.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Not 100% sure of the reproduction case but given the upload seems to always fail in the same test it may be part of the trigger.

Expected behavior
Download speed to be within the expected range for a 1Gb/s network. upload metrics don't fail.

Screenshots

Additional context

    speedtest-exporter:
    image: ghcr.io/danopstech/speedtest_exporter:v0.0.5
    container_name: speedtest-exporter   
    entrypoint: ["/speedtest_exporter", "-server_id", "26922", "-server_fallback"]
    restart: unless-stopped
    networks:
      - default

2024-04-07T01:13:45.835202529Z time="2024-04-07T01:13:45Z" level=error msg="failed to carry out upload test: Post \"http://speedtest-1.netw.fr:8080/speedtest/upload.php\": write tcp 172.31.0.2:58602->81.19.16.102:8080: write: broken pipe"

2024-04-07T02:13:45.874041587Z time="2024-04-07T02:13:45Z" level=error msg="failed to carry out upload test: Post \"http://speedtest-1.netw.fr:8080/speedtest/upload.php\": write tcp 172.31.0.2:59722->81.19.16.102:8080: write: broken pipe"

2024-04-07T03:13:45.831017676Z time="2024-04-07T03:13:45Z" level=error msg="failed to carry out upload test: Post \"http://speedtest-1.netw.fr:8080/speedtest/upload.php\": write tcp 172.31.0.2:56384->81.19.16.102:8080: write: broken pipe"

2024-04-07T19:13:45.911345550Z time="2024-04-07T19:13:45Z" level=error msg="failed to carry out upload test: Post \"https://speedtest-uk.pq.hosting:8080/speedtest/upload.php\": write tcp 172.31.0.2:60318->77.91.101.13:8080: write: broken pipe"

2024-04-07T20:13:45.873344878Z time="2024-04-07T20:13:45Z" level=error msg="failed to carry out upload test: Post \"https://speedtest-uk.pq.hosting:8080/speedtest/upload.php\": write tcp 172.31.0.2:58784->77.91.101.13:8080: write: broken pipe"

2024-04-07T21:13:45.889669044Z time="2024-04-07T21:13:45Z" level=error msg="failed to carry out upload test: Post \"https://speedtest-uk.pq.hosting:8080/speedtest/upload.php\": write tcp 172.31.0.2:34136->77.91.101.13:8080: write: broken pipe"

2024-04-08T13:13:45.836633670Z time="2024-04-08T13:13:45Z" level=error msg="failed to carry out upload test: Post \"http://speedtest.inetc.co.uk:8080/speedtest/upload.php\": write tcp 172.31.0.2:40520->85.91.236.86:8080: write: broken pipe"

[nightcrawler2164]

I am running into this same issue as well. DId this ever get figured out?

[tangeu]

I'm showing similar results, 30 - 50 GB/s on a 1Gb/s port, any ideas on how to troubleshoot would be helpful.

[nightcrawler2164]

@dwillcocks any suggestions or recommendations on how we can troubleshoot this?

[Pootch]

Same problem here.

[C0mmanderCrud]

I have had the same issue for a few weeks now and have pinpointed it to the servers and version of speedtest hosting software each server is hosting as some report the value back in mbps and some to bytes per second other kilobytes. I am looking into how to see what each server reports in and convert correctly.

[1ccs-todd]

I have had the same issue for a few weeks now and have pinpointed it to the servers and version of speedtest hosting software each server is hosting as some report the value back in mbps and some to bytes per second other kilobytes. I am looking into how to see what each server reports in and convert correctly.

Isn't that issue also related to the speedtest-go version in this image?
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