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#mongodb logs for Sunday the 28th of October, 2012
[01:44:15] <preinhei_> I'm having trouble with the newest beta PHP driver. I'm trying to tell it that it's okay to read from a slave, but it refuses and errors out: http://pastie.org/private/qv1jh9rorqp0x88zrylza
[01:55:00] <preinhei_> Poking further, explicitly setting setSlaveOkay to true, or setting a read preference seems to error out. If I leave them blank it's willing to read from the master and not error out
[01:55:59] <preinhei_> Maybe: https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/commit/da737dae8a033f3c15a7d9cb3e5a2ad7b80f9073
[01:58:14] <preinhei_> Presumably it's that issue, I'd like to vote for another release of the driver with that fix :)
[02:35:42] <earlz> Any ideas why my journal files for a relatively small database are huge? I probably have a couple megs of actual data in my database, yet it's using up 3.7G.. Also, I've tried repairing and smallfiles
[02:39:28] <earlz> To put the amount of actual data I have in perspective, gzipping the database directory compresses it down to just 3.8M
[04:11:14] <thenley> Hi, new to mongodb, reading the docs and attempting to update an existing document but get the following error uncaught exception: can't save a DBQuery object... heres what im doing
[04:25:36] <thenley> ok, got it working, seems to work only when getting the object using findOne, if I use find to get the object it causes the error =/
[05:42:04] <Determinist> hey guys. I have a document that contains two arrays. i'd like to move an item from array 1 to array 2. is there a way to do that in one command instead of having to read the document into my app, modify and update?
[16:24:37] <TheFuzzball> If I have a key in a schema that's an array, how do I do a query for documents that have a given item in that array?
[16:28:05] <kali> TheFuzzball: http://www.mongodb.org/display/DOCS/Dot+Notation+%28Reaching+into+Objects%29
[16:29:22] <TheFuzzball> It's not an object it's an array, but the db.persons.find({ likes : "math" }) query covers it.
[17:03:24] <ron> you have the mongos server that does the routing, and it does that based on what you declare the shard key to be.
[20:27:25] <mrpro> Sun Oct 28 16:18:26 [conn1835010] info DFM::findAll(): extent 0:25f2000 was empty, skipping ahead. ns:api2.endpoints
[20:30:10] <mrpro> also, sometimes i see query contents in log, and the time it took. does itlog that out when query was too slow?
[21:23:02] <jtomasrl> why does my node server dont accept ajax data with this format: data: { song: id, date: +new Date(), user: "test", help: false, partners: [], likes: 0 }
[21:47:55] <mrpro> <mrpro> also, sometimes i see query contents in log, and the time it took. does itlog that out when query was too slow?
[21:49:16] <skot> TheFuzzball: distinct just returns the field values, that is all you get. maybe you want something like group?
[21:51:54] <TheFuzzball> I want all the distinct values, but I also want their id's, but I have no idea how to do that.
[21:52:17] <TheFuzzball> I tried db.albums.distinct("name _id"), but that just returns an empty array.
[22:28:52] <mrpro> insert query update delete getmore command flushes mapped vsize res non-mapped faults locked % idx miss % qr|qw ar|aw netIn netOut conn time