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@Monpetitlys Mangafast seems to have repaired the chapters. However some pages are extremely low resolution, making them hard to read.

Up to chapter 95 are listed on mangafast.net, but they seem to be having issues with one of their image servers. Some of the pages will not load.

Is the bandwidth in the client request the speed of the connection, or the amount that we are willing to donate? I'm guessing the latter? What is the expected utilization of specified bandwidth? I'm trying to gauge how much I can donate without rendering my connection unusable.

@holo Thank you for your answer. I probably should have worded the question differently. In what order are certificate assigned to new clients?

Are client requests fulfilled on a first come, first served basis or are they weighted (e.g. higher priority based on location and specs)?

@ilx Probably would be simpler to just report a image or page load that is causing issues? Reports against a node go over a threshold, node is removed from the active pool. This would also work for nodes that fail to load image or otherwise misbehaving. As far as I remember HatH does this, lots...

Is there a way to update a client request? or should I just request a new client? Set the bandwidth too low in the initial request.

I second @wedge1001 point about using wildcard certificates. This would allow you to assign the same certificate to multiple clients (say 5 or 10), reducing the amount of certificates needed. edit: missed holo's post, it's already planned.

Is there a way to amend a client request? Or update it once granted? After digging through my traffic history, I realized that I could set the bandwidth higher. edit: yes, I should have done that before submitting the request.