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Pi-hole Speedtest

The Speedtest Mod for Pi-hole

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Test your connection speed directly in the Pi-hole web interface! We try running speedtests using Ookla's speedtest, unless you already have speedtest-cli or librespeed installed as /usr/bin/speedtest. Should one of these fail, the others will be tried.

Please keep in mind that:

  • the more tests you run, the more data will be used, and
  • any issues about weird results should be directed to the maintainers of whichever speedtest package is installed on your system, not here.

Features

Pull requests and suggestions are welcome!

  • Fast and safe un/re/install and update script (Mod the Mod)
  • Supports Debian, Fedora, and derivatives with and without systemd
  • A pretty line or bar chart on the dashboard of any number of days
  • Test ad-hoc and/or on a schedule, with automatic failover
  • List the results and export them as a CSV in the log
  • View logs and servers in settings
  • Flush or restore the database
  • Customizable speedtest server
  • Everything is a button — no CLI required after install

Options

Installation

  • -u, --update, up also update Pi-hole
  • -r, --reinstall keep current version of the mod, if installed
  • -t, --testing install the beta version of the mod

Restoration

  • -n, --uninstall, un purge the mod, keeping the speedtest package, logs, and database
  • -b, --backup backup Pi-hole for faster offline restore
  • -o, --online force online restore of Pi-hole

Standalone

  • -d, --database, db flush/restore the database if it's not/empty
  • -s, --speedtest[=<sivel|libre>] install Ookla's or the specified CLI even if another is already installed
  • -x, --verbose show the commands being run
  • -v, --version display the version of the mod and exit
  • -h, --help display this help message and exit

Instructions

Updating

Uninstalling

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