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[00:45:11] <wladston> Mongodb isn't validating this Polygon when I try to create the geospatial index: http://pastebin.com/j2SMb4wE but http://geojsonlint.com/ validades the polygon. Any ideas of what might be going wrong?
[01:19:32] <wladston> I'm trying to import data from a shapefile… I've wiped everything and tried again
[01:19:57] <wladston> not it complains about another polygon, but geojsonlint.com still shows it as valid
[01:20:37] <wladston> I think it might be related with the polygon not starting and ending with the same coordinates
[01:21:02] <wladston> I'm trying to research on how I can automatically fix this problem for all polygons
[01:22:25] <wladston> ehershey: do you know anyone who would help me in this? I'm kinda desperate :/
[01:22:43] <ehershey> I can get an error in a mongo shell just trying to create a variable containing your coordinates array
[01:23:16] <ehershey> I think you can get more people to look at the problem if you email the mongodb-user mailing list
[01:25:14] <wladston> http://geojsonlint.com/ will say that this is a valid polygon (and will even draw it on the map)
[01:25:52] <wladston> and I took this polygon right from the mongodb error message that says "Can't extract geo keys from object, malformed geometry?"
[01:26:34] <ehershey> I recommend reducing your error case to the smallest possible snippet that gives you unexpected behavior
[01:26:35] <wladston> I've checked, all the coordinate points are within the valid boundaries, the longitude/latitude order is correct…
[01:30:54] <wladston> ehershey: whoa, any ideas on how can I spot where is the problem in that array?
[01:33:34] <wladston> when I paste the array in a normal javascript shell it evaluates without error
[01:36:26] <wladston> ehershey: I this problem might be related to a long array being parsed. I'll generate a long array with only the number 1, let's see if the shell tells the same error
[01:41:06] <wladston> ehershey: actually if we remove the negative sign from only the 8 first values it will work
[01:47:40] <wladston> ehershey: so I started to delete these polygons with errors, and now mongo gave me another error, but this time the polygon list evaluates correctly in the shell
[01:58:58] <ehershey> just looking at this - http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/core/2dsphere/#geojson-polygon
[02:00:38] <ehershey> here's the jira I made but it may not cover your index error - https://jira.mongodb.org/browse/SERVER-13980
[02:02:34] <wladston> ehershey: well, looking at the picture from the polygon made by geojsonlint, it looks like the polygon doesn't self-intersect
[02:04:44] <wladston> I tried a different strategy. Created another collection, added the index to it, and now I'm copying everything from the original collection to the new one with already has the index
[02:07:48] <wladston> this is what I issued: db.brasil.find().forEach(function(p) { db.brasil3.insert(p); });
[02:10:01] <ehershey> I'm sorry I have to go but if you have more problems you should mail the mailing list, a lot of people monitor it
[02:28:21] <wladston> ehershey: you helped a lot. I finally made it :) maybe if you weren't here to encourage me I would just have gone to the bar lol :D
[07:17:01] <Favorlock> Hey cheeser, do you have any example or recommendations of how to effectively ensure that all values of a pojo are initalized with morphia or some other library? Essentially I would like to have the ability to add new data to documents with having minimal boiler plate code.
[12:08:33] <salty-horse> hey. using pymongo's update() with multi=true, is there a way to tell it to continue the update process if it encountered some duplicate key errors? insert() has a continue_on_error, but I can't find it in update()
[22:02:31] <kongthap> hi, it's my first time using mongod --config http://pastie.org/9187841, i got parse error on line, please help what went wrong
[22:22:48] <kongthap> ap4y, i will re-check all typo again, i got line2 error, i just cannot go any more further
[22:29:34] <ap4y> Yeah I changed path to be relative (since I'm on MacOS), not sure how it's supposed to be on Windows
[22:31:17] <digiv> I am having issues with mapreduce. http://pastebin.com/LVWQsJsr It seems I can't access the variables in doc. The only item that has values from reduce is count.
[22:34:02] <kongthap> i got ** WARNING --jsonp is specified without --httpinterface ** but i did net.http.enabled -> true
[22:37:57] <ap4y> kongthap: not sure about this one, I'm getting it too. It's quite strange because according to the docs: JSONPEnabled option enables the HTTP interface
[22:38:47] <ap4y> it's just a warning, so you shouldn't worry too much, I've never used web interface before tbh :)
[22:39:19] <kongthap> ap4y, i tried to disable both http, jsonp, rest nothing error but the mongod does not start :(
[22:40:22] <kongthap> if the config file is corrent, after mongod --config xxx.conf must start the mongod right?
[22:41:58] <ap4y> if it's just exits than, there is a chance that it's working(check active processes) or it failed(check log)
[22:43:35] <kongthap> it's because keyFile: "c:\\mongodb\\data\\key.pem", if deleted this line it just starts
[22:44:37] <ap4y> you can find all configuration parameters with descriptions here: http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/reference/configuration-options/
[22:46:25] <ap4y> you probably don't need keyFile confutation, it's related to ssl encryption for connections
[22:47:39] <kongthap> ap4y, all i need now is to set authentication, i just follow tutorail, never known before i don't need the key file, thanks :)