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Sorry, your reply fell through the cracks. I connect directly to my personal server through Tailscale, the speeds are listed in the post itself (the test was done by connecting to the server via SSH and running the script directly on it) and they're accurate to the actual speed as it appears from the qbittorrent webui. I usually connect through my desktop but the speeds on it are still far superior to what connecting to my server through Tailscale returns. However, you did just make me notice my normal upload speed is surprisingly low, which may be the culprit. I'll run more tests