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midnightd

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  1. Am I crazy, or did Nextcloud URLs always show "dir=" and "fileid=" in the URL? I'm using Chrome on regular PC and running this docker for a couple years with no problems. I first noticed in Nextcloud 22 but it does the same thing in Nextcloud 23. I don't think I've made any significant configuration changes. Has it been there all along and and I just never noticed? https://nextcloud.yyyyyyyy.com/app/files/?dir=/Documents&fileid=13 Maybe an app changed something? Any help would be appreciated.
  2. Is it possible you're downloading a torrent with only few seeders? There are a few reasons that your download speed could be slow that are not related to the docker. I've done this on 3 separate servers (including mine), restarted the docker, and speeds were immediately back to normal. Also, which PIA server are you connecting to? I'm in New York and I use ca-toronto.privateinternetaccess.com ... Downloading is incredibly fast when there are enough seeders.
  3. I'm using PIA too, and I had to add a third variable to core.conf to get my speeds back to normal: "enable_incoming_utp": false, "enable_incoming_tcp": false, "enable_outgoing_utp": false, Also adding "enable_outgoing_utp" fixed the speed issue for me. See the post from "Mushroom" about halfway down: https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/forum/discussion/23112/anyone-having-torrent-slowdowns-please-read-this

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