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[03:08:07] <unholycrab> i have a new replica set member, which i added with a blank volume, whose replica window is growing, not shrinking
[03:10:48] <unholycrab> Sat Sep 20 03:07:04.327 [conn1045856] assertion 13436 not master or secondary; cannot currently read from this replSet member ns:config.settings query:{}
[03:11:03] <unholycrab> could this be because i issues syncFrom() to a secondary without slaveOk?
[03:11:51] <unholycrab> actually it looks like it is syncing, but very slowly
[03:13:34] <unholycrab> but in 17 hours, replication lag has gone from 4.6 hours to 15.28 hours
[03:34:37] <babykosh> hello mongo gods
[03:37:20] <babykosh> I need to create export my mongo database and import it into postgres…I KNOW this has to be a common question…is this possible?
[05:24:35] <RaviTezu> Hi, I see some configserver error messages on all mongos hosts:
[05:24:37] <RaviTezu> ERROR: config servers not in sync! config servers
[05:25:20] <RaviTezu> I have 3 config servers running and.. I had to rebuilt one of the config servers..because of some hardware failure.
[05:25:29] <RaviTezu> can someone help in resolving this?
[05:26:01] <RaviTezu> The error is also saying.. which db and which chunk differ..
[05:27:56] <RaviTezu> Fri Sep 19 22:22:47.252 [CheckConfigServers] ERROR: config servers not in sync! config servers mdb01.mydomain:27019 and mdb03.mydomain:27019 differ
[05:27:57] <RaviTezu> chunks: "5c85cc875763ea3abb31bc4dcc810002" EOO
[05:27:57] <RaviTezu> databases: "49c7ea4e7b4d9711189f9806762931de" EOO
[05:27:57] <RaviTezu> we have 3 config servers: mdb0{1,2,3}.mydomain:27019.. mdb03 was recently rebuilt host.
[09:02:30] <Agemaniac> hello!
[09:02:40] <Agemaniac> anyone here using pymongo? :)
[09:03:07] <Agemaniac> i am new to it and i need to delete a user :s
[09:03:12] <Agemaniac> simple :S
[10:52:19] <Agemaniac> this is not the most active channel i have seen...
[10:52:55] <RaviTezu> Agemaniac: Hi, most of them are sleeping..
[10:53:25] <RaviTezu> afaik, it just connecting to a db and deleting some documents.
[10:53:37] <RaviTezu> s/it/it is
[10:53:42] <Agemaniac> RaviTezu, thanks, i got that fixed :)
[10:53:52] <RaviTezu> Agemaniac: cool :)
[10:54:03] <Agemaniac> now im trying to install mongrel2 in another laptop but im having a problem running "make"
[10:55:13] <Agemaniac> Running unit tests:
[10:55:14] <Agemaniac> ./tests/bstr_tests: error while loading shared libraries: libzmq.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[10:55:28] <RaviTezu> what is the operating system you're using?
[10:55:34] <Agemaniac> debian
[10:55:56] <Agemaniac> so i do this commands:
[10:55:58] <Agemaniac> git clone https://github.com/zedshaw/mongrel2.git
[10:56:13] <Agemaniac> cd mongrel2/
[10:56:22] <Agemaniac> make all
[10:56:31] <Agemaniac> sudo make install
[10:56:39] <Agemaniac> it fails in make all
[10:57:03] <RaviTezu> ok, but did you try install it using apt-get?
[10:57:41] <Agemaniac> hmmm
[10:57:45] <Agemaniac> no :s
[10:58:00] <Agemaniac> im following the install instructions from the company :p
[10:58:07] <RaviTezu> ok :) Can you try that once?
[10:58:20] <Agemaniac> apt-get install mongrel2 ?
[10:58:59] <RaviTezu> May be, I am less of an debain guy and more of an RHEL guy..
[10:59:20] <Agemaniac> well apt get cant find it
[10:59:32] <Agemaniac> probably i need it somewhere in my sources.list
[10:59:38] <RaviTezu> I guess aptitude
[11:00:39] <RaviTezu> are you following this? http://mongrel2.org/wiki/quick_start.html
[11:01:50] <Agemaniac> no, just some internal guide from my boss :p
[11:01:55] <Agemaniac> ok ill take a look!
[11:01:57] <RaviTezu> and I guess you need to zeromq first
[11:02:15] <RaviTezu> This is the error: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7948836/errors-from-easy-install-zeromq
[11:03:16] <Agemaniac> weird, i did install it
[11:03:28] <Agemaniac> maybe because i was in a different environment
[11:03:33] <Agemaniac> ill try in the same one
[11:04:13] <RaviTezu> You can do `sudo pip install pyzmq` if you have pip on your host