Hello everyone, mounted Gateway-MT with CloudBerry Drive as a network drive. But I have a problem with the speed it does not rise above 10 mb/s, what could be the reason?
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This is by design so that the user has an option of separately encrypting data uploaded using a different access grant. The user can reuse the existing passphrase if they wish but we can not record that information server side.
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We will review this enhancement request.
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Our security posture would not allow us to cache this information.
What is theoretical speed for your connection?
My speed is 100mb/s. there were also significant pauses in uploading or downloading.
Can you check your network usage during backup?
I think you have confused measure items - the network bandwidth is usually measured in Mbps, so, if you have a theoretical bandwidth of 100 Mbps, then theoretical maximum speed is 100/8 = 12.5 MiB/s
So, the speed of backup as 10MiB/s is pretty fast and should utilize your network almost on 100%
Why I think so? Because if your internet speed is 100MiB/s, then your internet connection should be 1Gbps
If you have a 1Gbps connection, then it perhaps would be much better to use a native connectors to Tardigrade instead of Gateway-MT, because native connectors uses multiple (110) connections to transfer your files, and an average speed could be much better than with Gateway-MT.
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Please allow Project deleting and not-empty bucket deleting.
I have buckets where I lost the keys for it, and now not able to delete it in any way.
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Also better management of Access Grants and passwords might be helpful: Better options for management of Access Grants and passwords
You can use uplink rb sj://<the bucket> --force to delete the bucket even if you don’t have the encryption keys. Also, you can pass the --encrypted flag to both uplink ls and uplink rm to list at and delete objects using their encrypted keys.
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It works, thank you. Initially I tried to avoid use of Uplink CLI since I don’t need it for anything else, but eventually it works fine.
For completeness the error is still present: