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[05:18:03] <invictus01> Hello, I have a primary on data center 1 and 2 replicas in other 2 data centers. Sometimes the primary server has 100% packet loss for a fraction of a second, and the other 2 repliacs demote it as Primary. While the data center folks are trying to see whats causing the packet loss, would adding an arbiter in datacenter 1 solve the issue?

[05:50:08] <SparkySparkyBoom> /join/c

[07:29:56] <kali> Incip:

[07:29:57] <kali> oups

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[09:46:18] <bartzy> Hey

[09:46:36] <bartzy> why the "ok" flag in insert/save/update etc is a double, in the PHP driver? :)

[09:46:41] <bartzy> and not an int

[10:05:22] <Derick> bartzy: what do you mean, that shouldn't be exposed?

[12:52:59] <Tok-A-Mak> hello. does anyone know if it is possible to run a mongodb instance without having an actual installation on the system where it runs.. for example by bundling a jar with the app that creates and uses the instance in a temp directory?

[12:57:39] <Derick> hmm

[12:57:47] <Derick> you mean like an embedded database server?

[13:01:54] <Tok-A-Mak> yea, i guess so

[13:05:08] <Derick> hmm, I don't think that is something you can do right now

[13:05:36] <Tok-A-Mak> OK i will wait ;) thanks

[13:33:18] <daslicht> I finally manged to get my mongodb running

[13:33:28] <daslicht> yesterday i had issues in running mongo

[13:33:39] <daslicht> I just had to stop the server

[13:33:47] <daslicht> start it AND restart it

[13:33:50] <daslicht> whyever

[13:33:53] <daslicht> now its working

[16:44:15] <millun> morning

[16:46:17] <Derick> hi

[16:47:58] <millun> i'm using spring-data-mongodb and ran into a weird thing. when data was attempted to be serialized, i got exception 'java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: can't serialize class XYZ' where XYZ is a @DBRef

[16:48:44] <millun> any hints?

[16:50:29] <millun> i have the class serializable so that shouldn't be a problem

[16:50:30] <bartzy> Derick: Sorry for the (huge) delay - The 'ok' flag is not int, it's double

[16:50:52] <bartzy> Derick: And I don't understand why ? (Got to this problem when I did $result['ok'] !== 1 which is always correct since it's double).

[16:53:11] <Derick> bartzy: but normal queries don't return $result['ok'] at all

[16:53:30] <bartzy> Derick: insert/save/update - these kind of queries I mean

[16:54:34] <Derick> bartzy: example code please

[16:55:55] <bartzy> Derick: http://php.net/manual/en/mongocollection.insert.php

[16:56:18] <bartzy> Derick: insert with write concern to 1, returns an array with the values in the "Return Values" part of this doc

[16:56:58] <bartzy> When I test if something like insert/save/update failed, I check for MongoCursorException, AND for $result['ok'] == 1

[16:57:22] <Derick> right

[16:57:30] <Derick> ok

[16:57:44] <Derick> and how does it matter whether it is a double or int?

[16:57:47] <Derick> it's still 1

[16:59:31] <Derick> as long as you use != 1 or == 0, or == 1 you should be good.

[17:00:34] <Derick> (it's a boolean because that's what MongoDB returns btw)

[17:00:46] <Derick> why *that* is, I don' tknow

[17:12:47] <bartzy> Derick: Yeah, just asking :D

[17:12:57] <bartzy> Derick: And should I even check for 'ok' == 1 ?

[17:13:07] <Derick> not needed

[17:16:44] <Derick> hmm

[17:18:14] <millun> is java driver supposed to convert @DBRef (a foreign key) to JSON as well as the main object?

[17:19:26] <Derick> although I am trying to find this in the code bartzy

[19:01:13] <bartzy> Derick: Why is it not needed ?

[19:15:01] <Derick> bartzy: I thought you'd get an exception anyway?

[19:17:57] <bartzy> Derick: Yeah so why 'ok' = 1 is returning anyway ?

[19:19:09] <Derick> we return the full error document, as sometimes it might have other useful info