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[00:00:29] <Guest6151> Doesn't seem like there's a bunch of people here

[00:00:30] <Guest6151> : )

[00:33:11] <macrover> is there a $replace for string replacement in a field

[00:51:29] <wereHamster> macrover: $set ?

[02:46:18] <ardian> Hello we are hosting a conference near europe, I am looking for speakers

[02:46:26] <ardian> *in Europe

[02:48:25] <ardian> where can I sent an email ?

[09:58:04] <kaushik_> hi all , has anyone tried out mongodb with ubuntu using php

[10:00:00] <kaushik_> http://pastebin.com/2VtxHSCd , this is waht i get when i type mongodb .. does it mean i am connected correctly

[10:00:02] <kaushik_> ?

[10:23:03] <kollapse> Hello. It appears MongoDB requires a spidermonkey version specifically less than 1.8. Why can't it work with 1.8 ?

[14:17:36] <Mark_H> Hi

[14:17:58] <mids> hi Mark_H

[14:18:06] <Mark_H> I have a couple questions, sorry they are a bit basic.

[14:18:48] <Mark_H> First one is how do I go about upgrading my Mongodb version safely without losing my databases

[14:18:52] <Mark_H> ?

[14:19:13] <Mark_H> My server is running Ubuntu 11.04

[14:31:42] <Mark_H> Hi

[14:32:10] <Mark_H> How do I uprade my mongo version on ubuntu (11.04) without losing my data?

[14:34:51] <fitzagard> Mark_H: don't replace the data folder. Just replace the specific bin files

[16:17:53] <macUzer> 2012-06-30 18:43 *** macrover QUIT Ping timeout: 252 seconds

[16:34:24] <OSInet> Hello, I've just build the mongo php driver from master and noticed several of the unit tests (.phpt, not phpunit) don't pass. Are they just being ignored since phpunit tests exist, or should they still be passing nevertheless ?

[16:53:46] <wiherek> hi

[16:54:09] <wiherek> I am in the process of choosing a DB for a node.js app

[16:54:30] <wiherek> and considering mongoDB and voltDB as alternatives

[16:55:09] <wiherek> the app will need to list products from the database, based on filter criteria

[16:55:38] <wiherek> there will be quite a lot of those criteria and lot of stress on them

[16:56:03] <wiherek> and I wonder whether a non-relative DB like mongo is the right choice for such an usecase

[16:56:46] <wiherek> there will also be a lot of interconnections between different tables/collections

[16:58:14] <wiherek> so, yeah :) thats the question - would you recommend using mongo against relative dbs for a database where the objects will need to be heavily indexed

[16:58:17] <wiherek> ?

[18:36:18] <pilgo> How do I get the max value of a field?

[18:40:02] <pilgo> I have a "priority" field and I want to be able to set a priority higher than all of them

[20:45:20] <Galactica> default save: update if exists, insert if not exists.. how i can set only part items to be updated?

[20:49:31] <Galactica> oh ok i looks no way

[21:04:01] <tomlikestorock> what is the best way to do a many to many relationship between items and categories, where categories is a parent/child relationship model?

[21:05:13] <tomlikestorock> store category ids in the items, and then mapreduce to get items by category?

[21:05:39] <tomlikestorock> or would the new aggregation framework help here?

[22:01:28] <FerchoDB> is someone familiar with Linq using the C# driver?

[22:10:54] <FerchoDB> I'm trying to get this linq query to work with MongoDB. I know how to do the query on MOngodb shell, but I can't find the equivalent linq that is accepted by the C# driver

[22:11:00] <FerchoDB> here's the query http://pastebin.com/Phf3zBRe