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[06:35:56] <ruff> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0LSkX46dS4

[11:27:06] <synchrone> hi everyone

[11:28:37] <synchrone> I was wondering, what happens if I get an instance of MongoGridFSStream and try to use it AFTER IDisposable which I get in using(MongoServer.RequestStart()) was disposed in my .net application ?

[11:29:08] <ron> yeah, today is probably the best day in the year to ask technical questions in the channel.

[11:30:14] <synchrone> i hope not many of the devs here are religious and\or living in countries where it's a day off today

[11:30:41] <synchrone> cause we're working up including saturday 29th

[11:39:30] <ron> yeah, I know you do.

[11:39:36] <ron> but I imagine most won't be active.

[11:39:36] <d41d8cd98> lucky

[11:39:45] <d41d8cd98> xmas is terrible

[11:40:23] <synchrone> ron: how come you know that ?

[11:40:33] <ron> synchrone: because you're Russian

[11:42:43] <ron> dude, your ip is visible.

[11:42:56] <ron> :D

[11:44:27] <ron> you guys celebrate new year's and onwards, iirc, right?

[11:44:47] <synchrone> till 8th of January

[11:44:54] <synchrone> or so

[11:47:33] <ron> well, I still wouldn't expect abundance of support here at the moment.

[11:54:38] <salty-horse> hey. I'm in a sharded environment with no replication. I do an insert() with safe=True, and after that's done, from a different thread/process, I do a find() -- I don't see the document I inserted. is this normal behavior? Anything I can do to avoid it, and get up-to-date data?

[11:58:40] <ron> salty-horse: dude, ze christmas ken? mi ata rotze she'ya'ane?

[12:00:25] <synchrone> ron: is that hebrew ?

[12:00:40] <ron> synchrone: so to speak.

[12:00:52] <synchrone> never seen it being written in latin

[12:01:10] <ron> oh well.

[12:04:22] <_coren> salty-horse: http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/reference/commands/#getLastError

[12:04:40] <ron> coren lahav!

[12:05:18] <salty-horse> ron, I can still try :)

[12:05:31] <ron> yes, yes you can.

[12:05:41] <_coren> But anyway. I'm out again :)

[12:05:58] <salty-horse> _coren: I thought find() with "safe=True" doesn't return until getLastError is called...

[12:06:40] <salty-horse> synchrone: it's transliterated hebrew

[12:07:24] <salty-horse> I would have written "christmas" as "krismes" :)

[12:07:58] <_coren> I don't know your driver but c++ has W=0 default

[12:08:35] <yarco> can someone tell me what's wrong with the code? https://gist.github.com/4372875

[12:08:42] <yarco> test2 has empty fields.

[16:50:32] <bartzy> Hello

[16:50:40] <bartzy> I had a weird thing going on with my mongo setup

[16:50:46] <bartzy> I got a lot of remove operations

[16:50:51] <bartzy> when I kill them, I get other ones

[16:50:55] <bartzy> and they were locking each other

[16:51:06] <bartzy> and no app process was even alive to make those calls!

[16:51:18] <bartzy> I had to stop the server and start it again, to make those queries go away from db.currentOp()

[16:51:23] <bartzy> Any idea how to debug this ? :\

[16:51:26] <bartzy> Or why did it happen.

[16:51:28] <bartzy> ?

[17:13:58] <Zelest> Derick, Merry X-mas!

[18:32:09] <Zelest> is it possible to have a unique index with multiple colums where one of them is a subdocument?

[18:32:26] <Zelest> E.g, in a gridfs collection, have one on "metadata.siteid" and "filename"

[18:53:59] <salentinux> Hi guys, to make simple subqueries I use to save result of middle queries in an array using map function. I would like to know if there are limits with this approach?

[18:54:32] <algernon> -13

[19:03:08] <salentinux> anybody knows?

[19:33:18] <bartzy> Hello

[19:33:19] <bartzy> Anyone here ?

[20:07:37] <ehershey> hi

[21:03:11] <monbro> if i got several thousand requests to my db in a minute, then is mongodb a good solution in the case of performance?

[21:45:28] <Zelest> Anyone awake at this hour?

[21:47:02] <Zelest> If I use findOne in GridFS using the PHP-driver, will the query actually fetch the file or just the meta-data? Am I right to assume that the content of the file is only read upon $file->getBytes() ?