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Test status "Started" instead of "Failed" when there is no internet connection #1821
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@LukeAllinson anything odd in your logs? I just tested an "outage" and I'm getting records as failed with the latest build. |
@alexjustesen i'm wondering, did your DNS still work when testing? Besides the
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I posted my docker logs in the original post (there is nothing showing at all).
I do have pihole on my network, but the server running my docker containers (including Speedtest-Tracker) bypasses it and uses my firewall directly for DNS. |
The log is located at |
I've posted an extract from the logs below; the full log simply contains these two traces over and over again:
This would seem consistant with the issue raised by @ppittle |
thankyou for the speedy responses |
Describe the bug
I am currently in the midst of an internet outage (posting this via my mobile phone). Speedtest-Tracker is not showing any failures, and instead all tests are showing as "Starting" and with no data attached if I view the results.
What triggers an actual failure?
Apologies if I am missing something obvious here.
It would also be nice if the graph reflected these failed tests too (although I see there is already an open request for that).
To Reproduce
I am unsure whether this is limited to my build/installation, although I don't believe I have configured anything out of the ordinary.
My docker-compose is included below for information:
Expected behavior
A failed test (due to loss of internet connectivity) should show as failed in the test results.
Environment (please complete the following information):
Screenshots
Logs
I use Dozzle for docker log viewing; nothing shown:
Additional context
If I "docker exec" into the container and run the speedtest program interactively, it clearly says that it can't resolve the hostname.
This would seem consistent with the error message shown in the documentation (https://docs.speedtest-tracker.dev/help/error-messages#could-not-resolve-host) but this is not shown anywhere in the dashboard.
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