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[03:58:45] <josephholsten> anyone using the package on the official mongodb repo for ubuntu 10.04?

[03:58:58] <josephholsten> I'm seeing it blow up in its upstart script

[06:30:00] <Dantespeaks> does anyone use multiple database management systems other than mongoDB? what was the advantage of knowing more than 1? Was it a waste of time?

[06:30:11] <Dantespeaks> or did you find different uses for each and everyone?

[06:41:49] <Ibuprofen> Is there a go-to guide to help someone coming from RDBMS background make the transition to NOSQL world? Something mongo-specific? I'm going thru the mongodb docs, but wondering if there are any articles/tutorials out there that stand out. Thanks

[06:53:25] <joannac> Ibuprofen: http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/reference/sql-comparison/

[06:54:03] <joannac> I've also heard good things about http://www.querymongo.com/ but haven't tried it myself

[06:58:03] <Ibuprofen> joannac: thanks. im going thru the docs now. mostly justr trying to wrap my head around when to use nested docs and using references

[08:13:30] <Logicgate> hey guys

[08:13:46] <Logicgate> is it possible when aggregating to create a variable on the fly?

[08:14:30] <Logicgate> I'm running into a problem here, when aggregating using $year,$month,$dayOfMonth the _id field ends up in a {year: 2013, month: 12, day: 1}

[08:14:48] <Logicgate> I'd like it to be in one variable "date" for example when the results are outputted

[08:14:54] <Logicgate> how would one achieve that?

[08:16:04] <Logicgate> $concat?

[16:19:28] <mayanks43> Can someone tell me why I get this: http://bpaste.net/show/vXN0IXjthUUC64FUVDog/

[16:25:12] <mayanks43> ok found it

[16:25:26] <mayanks43> needs -lssl and -lcrypto

[16:25:39] <ppetermann> you might wanna add -lcr.. ok you already found it

[16:32:14] <mayanks43> Any idea about this: http://bpaste.net/show/164973/ ?

[17:44:13] <foreachlt> hi all, hope someone could help me. I'm trying to achieve this: “Find routes with a start location within 50 miles from JFK, and an end location within 100 miles of YYC”, but don't quite understand how the data should be designed or how to query the db to get these type of results. Any ideas?

[17:44:17] <foreachlt> Thank you

[17:45:21] <wiherek> hi, I have an issue with elasticsearch mongodb river, just posted it here: https://github.com/richardwilly98/elasticsearch-river-mongodb/issues/195 i'd appreciate all help

[20:13:06] <daptordarattler> can anyone help me import data to the database using the mongo shell?

[20:23:37] <JP> Hi is anybody online?

[20:23:50] <JP> I would like to ask about MongoDB Hadoop

[20:24:10] <JP> Can I use MongoDB Hadoop to procees large of data in real time?

[20:24:44] <JP> I mean I would like to create a system that automatically suggests or recommend an information based on their post

[20:25:22] <JP> hello?

[20:35:00] <sheki> does the MongoHeader in the mongo protocol contain the length of the entire message ?

[20:35:05] <sheki> does not look like

[20:38:39] <JP> I was considering putting out the read process out of mongodb since as I read in many topics MongoDB uses javascript which causes read locks

[20:39:41] <JP> I was considering putting out the read process out of mongodb since as I read in many topics MongoDB uses javascript which causes read locks

[20:52:29] <JP> THis bots are annoying

[23:00:01] <s3k7i0n8> so I installed mongodb on fedora with yum, but mongodb won't start, and there is no mongod.pid file at all anywhere

[23:07:00] <joannac> what does the mongod.log say?

[23:12:44] <s3k7i0n8> joannac: I fixed it, I was trying to install from the red hat repo and that didnt work

[23:12:58] <s3k7i0n8> instead I installed the packages mongodb and mongodb-server