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[00:26:35] <Pycasso> hello

[00:49:30] <mraa0> Hey, I hope you all don't get this all the time, but what is the preferred mongo gem for non-rails environments?

[00:50:22] <mraa0> I don't need a full fledged datamapper, just something simple to get stuff in and out of mongo. debating mostly between moped and mongo-ruby-driver

[00:50:38] <mraa0> not sure which is better at the moment.

[01:21:22] <feathersanddown> any visual client for mongodb

[01:21:24] <feathersanddown> ??

[01:21:33] <feathersanddown> for linux xD

[01:22:52] <cheeser> http://docs.mongodb.org/ecosystem/tools/administration-interfaces/

[02:56:49] <feathersanddown> UMongo is fine :)

[03:29:36] <meonkeys> I'm looking at sys calls by mongod on Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS. mongod (solo, no replset nor shards) stays at about 1% CPU when idle. No clients are connected. strace shows constant calls like this: "select(11, [8 10], NULL, NULL, {0, 10000}) = 0 (Timeout)"

[03:30:06] <meonkeys> anyone know what mongod might be doing?

[03:31:16] <meonkeys> I've strace'd mongod 2.4.9 and 2.6.4, both call select(2) about 30 times per second.

[04:09:07] <meonkeys> make that 50 times per second.

[04:35:27] <meonkeys> (posted at https://groups.google.com/d/msg/mongodb-user/ZCSe-KOJyM0/FaEvzhPR9o8J )

[08:27:18] <krion> hello

[08:29:30] <krion> i've something that i consider tricky to do and i'm not really confortable with it...

[08:29:36] <krion> i want free space back

[08:31:42] <ron> rm -rf /

[08:31:42] <krion> so i have to delete the content of dbdatapath

[08:31:46] <ron> there's your free space.

[08:32:44] <krion> the thing is, on the replicaset i compare both directory and one of the nodes had more "collection.[x]" than the other

[09:06:28] <krion> furthermore, i've an arbiter running on the secondary node... of each replicaset

[09:12:31] <krion> should i also stop mongos and mongo arbiter process for that procedures -> http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/tutorial/resync-replica-set-member/#automatically-sync-a-member

[10:10:37] <krion> ron: any idea ?

[10:10:52] <ron> no

[10:12:40] <jacksonir> how can i create a custome index (_id)

[10:12:48] <jacksonir> with custom values that i get from a input field

[10:12:54] <jacksonir> of course itll b unique

[10:12:57] <jacksonir> be*

[10:46:35] <fps> let's say i have a collection models where each document contains an array refPics which has objects containing a field original_image_name

[10:46:46] <fps> db.models.find({_id: ObjectId("533ea06c5c88b503658f33dd") }, {refPics: {"original_image_name": true}}).pretty()

[10:47:06] <fps> and i want to get just the original_file_name values

[10:48:09] <fps> i'm not too familiar with the query language here.. someone have a tip?

[10:50:15] <Derick> fps: {refPics: {"original_image_name": true}} should be:

[10:50:26] <Derick> fps: {"refPics.original_image_name": true}

[10:50:31] <Derick> erm

[10:50:36] <fps> Derick: hmm

[10:50:38] <Derick> fps: {"refPics.original_file_name": true}

[10:51:18] <fps> Derick: ah, thank you :)

[10:51:37] <fps> i tried refPics.oriinal_image_name without the quotes and that was of course undefined..

[10:51:40] <fps> now it makes sense

[10:51:48] <jacksonir> derick beat me to it

[10:51:51] <jacksonir> :)

[10:52:01] <fps> thanks guys :)

[11:12:24] <krion> Members are in the STARTUP2 state for a short period of time before entering the RECOVERING state.

[11:12:30] <krion> short, short...

[11:12:46] <krion> when it's recovering from 200G DB, it isn't short

[11:23:38] <diegows> ...for distributed lock configUpgrade for upgrading config database to new format v5

[11:23:51] <diegows> a fresh cluster setup

[11:23:55] <diegows> and I'm getting that error

[11:23:58] <diegows> connectiviy is ok

[11:24:01] <diegows> checked...

[11:24:08] <diegows> what does that msg mean?

[11:48:32] <izolate> is it recommended to use the default directory /data/db on osx? or should I use one in my home dir?

[12:20:41] <cheeser> for dev work? i just use the homebrew install, tbh.

[12:25:27] <jenny__> I would like to apply the aggregate function on an array, but the function of aggragazione is applied only to the collection; But I have to apply the aggragazione to an array that is the result of a query. How can I do?

[12:28:24] <jenny__> I would like to apply the aggregate function on an array, but the function of aggregation is applied only to the collection; But I have to apply the aggregation to an array that is the result of a query. How can I do?

[12:33:26] <cheeser> maybe unwind?

[12:49:52] <jenny__> mmm I do not know ... my problem is that I am using php and I do not know how to do it ... not you give me a link where there are no such examples with php?

[12:51:34] <cheeser> i'm not a php guy

[13:05:18] <jekle> jenny__: http://php.net/manual/en/mongocollection.aggregate.php there are some code examples, also with unwind

[13:05:48] <krion> damn, so slow

[13:06:17] <krion> is that a normal behaviour that STARTUP2 state goes for very long, when i'm resyncing a nodes on a replicaset

[13:06:39] <krion> i did that http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/tutorial/resync-replica-set-member/#automatically-sync-a-member

[13:10:15] <feathersanddown> in morphia, I get this: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/mongodb/DBObject, I'm using maven to build my project , why? my code works fine in my dev environment (netbeans) but when using only svn files, packagin with maven using http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-assembly-plugin/usage.html now it won't connect to DB

[13:41:52] <izolate> is there any way to test the connection string on the command line?

[13:46:05] <Derick> izolate: afaik, the shell doesn't not support connect strings like the drivers do

[13:46:45] <Derick> heh

[13:48:56] <izolate> would the default conn. string be something like mongodb://localhost:27017/database ?

[14:05:32] <izolate> given this: var db = mongoskin.db('mongodb://localhost:27017/blog', {safe: true});

[14:05:56] <izolate> the db instance returned is emptyish

[14:06:06] <izolate> is that normal?

[14:06:58] <izolate> contains _construct_args, _state, _emitter, etc. but no db info

[14:32:21] <jb__> hi there

[14:33:38] <jb__> I'm trying to code an agregate in which each item have a value based on its position in the result, do you think it's possible to get pthe position in the projection?

[15:17:45] <krion> what's the best way to elect a secondary to primary in a replicaset ?

[15:17:56] <krion> can i just shutdown the primary ?

[15:18:23] <Derick> you can step it down, to trigger an election

[15:27:57] <Cheekio> I'm having trouble with namespace/collection counts. I increased nssize (and I can confirm *.ns files are larger), but when I poll the total number of namespaces I only get small increases before running into "hashtable namespace index max chain reached: 1335" errors in the log

[15:29:10] <Cheekio> I set nssize from 16 megs to 2 gigs, and instead of getting a 10,000x increase in the number of namespaces I got about 1.4x

[15:29:19] <Cheekio> Anyone know how to debug this?

[15:31:04] <skot> did you create the database after you changed the option? Once the files are created the option doesn't retroactively change them.

[15:32:07] <Cheekio> I dropped / reloaded the dbs from backups

[15:32:11] <Cheekio> and reset mongo

[15:32:21] <Cheekio> Although not in that order

[15:33:20] <Cheekio> Are there nuances to how the files were restored that would still limit the number of namespaces?

[15:34:34] <Cheekio> I've just been using mongo <db> --eval "db.dropDatabase();" && mongorestor

[15:34:40] <Cheekio> e

[15:35:18] <Cheekio> Again, the .ns files appear to be 2 gigs, it's just that I'm only getting 35k namespaces before running into errors

[15:38:32] <skot> How are you checking the count of namespaces? Also, do a lot of your namespaces have similar names?

[15:42:12] <Cheekio> The namespaces are all full uuids, so similar to a human

[15:42:20] <Cheekio> I just check via db.system.namespaces.count()

[15:42:33] <Cheekio> I hear that indexes are supposed to take up a big chunk of the nsfile, but I wouldn't know how to check that as well.

[15:44:04] <skot> system.namespaces includes the index entries, so count covers that. Just do a find on system.namespace and you will see the indexes which append $idxName at the end.

[15:44:25] <skot> a namespace is either a collection or an index

[15:45:15] <Cheekio> In that case I'm getting an accurate count, so I think there's a lurking element here I'm not familiar with

[15:46:29] <Cheekio> It's a test box, if I flatten, reset, and restore, is there anything else I should do to be sure I'm not carrying over bad ns information?

[15:56:31] <skot> no, deleting the database (and corresponding ns file) is all that is needed.

[15:56:59] <skot> btw, the error message you got is not about it being full, just that you have reached the max chaining depth.

[15:57:34] <skot> that number, 1335 is 5% of the size; so increasing the ns files will result in a larger value, or depth, for chaining

[15:58:03] <skot> so it could be that your collection names result hashes that chain too deeply

[16:00:18] <skot> If you have a script which can reproduce the collection names then I can take a look; please post to pastebin/etc.

[16:06:10] <Cheekio> Sorry, had to put out a fire

[16:06:54] <Cheekio> I have the output of db.system.namespaces.find()

[16:09:04] <d-snp> hey guys, I get the error that my aggregate invocation creates a document of over 16mb, this is my query: http://pastie.org/private/5lhfpupss3liuasdbij8g

[16:09:36] <d-snp> basically what it does is create buckets of 10ms, counting how many requests go in each bucket

[16:10:19] <d-snp> I think the result should be less than 16mb, so if there's a point that it could reach 16mb it would be at the first project

[16:10:50] <d-snp> the limit is typically around 100000 so if in the first project it would try to project the entire thing into a single document that would fail

[16:10:54] <d-snp> is that what's going on?

[16:13:00] <d-snp> I imagine a worst case would be that there's 100.000 10ms buckets, each with 1 request in it, that would mean each entry is 160 bytes, that still sounds a bit large to me

[16:19:50] <d-snp> reducing limit to 10000 fixed the problem

[16:19:57] <d-snp> I still think it shouldn't create such a small document though

[16:19:58] <Cheekio> @skot, I'm having trouble understanding what you mean by max chaining depth.

[16:20:12] <d-snp> eh big document

[16:20:26] <Cheekio> Do you mean nested depth for bson documents?

[16:24:44] <d-snp> Cheekio: I don't think I'm creating a nested document

[16:24:57] <d-snp> .. or am I?

[16:25:01] <Cheekio> Sorry, I was asking something unrelated

[16:25:46] <Cheekio> I don't understand what an error message I'm getting means. 'max chain'

[16:26:13] <d-snp> oh I've never seen that

[16:26:24] <d-snp> you have a funky query?

[16:27:26] <flu> Is it possible to use Projection and the $meta operator via the perl MongoDB driver? http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/reference/operator/projection/meta/

[16:28:46] <flu> The drive docs don't mention it and my attempts to invoke via the MongoDB::Collection find/query methods have all failed.

[16:33:23] <krion> what's the best way to failover on a secondary node in a replicaset ?

[16:33:27] <krion> http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/tutorial/force-member-to-be-primary/

[16:33:37] <krion> can't i just shutdown the mongdb primary ?

[16:37:17] <Derick> krion: you can step down the primary and trigger an election

[16:37:38] <Derick> .oO( didn't I already answer this )

[16:38:50] <kas84> hi guys

[16:39:21] <kas84> I’m using tailable cursors with the node-js client

[16:40:27] <kas84> using timeout:false when the collection doesn’t have any data times out in 10 or 12 seconds and emits an error

[16:40:52] <kas84> if I use also numberOfRetries:0 it seems to wait undefinitely

[16:41:12] <krion> Derick: shutdown the primary won't work ?

[16:41:13] <kas84> what is better setting numberOfRetries:0 or closing the cursor and creating a new one again?

[16:41:19] <krion> i'll google a bit more then

[16:42:47] <Derick> krion: it will, but i fyou only have two nodes, the now secondary node can not become primary

[16:44:59] <kas84> also, any follow up on this issue with capped collections https://jira.mongodb.org/browse/SERVER-9580?

[16:52:06] <krion> Derick: oh really, why is that ?

[16:53:02] <krion> i only have two nodes, my goal is to free space by shuting down mongdb install and delete dbpath content

[16:53:22] <krion> i've free space both secondary, i want now do the same for primary

[16:57:30] <Derick> krion: you need a majority of nodes up to have a primary

[16:57:34] <Derick> 1 out of 2 is not a majority

[16:58:45] <krion> even with an arbiter ?

[16:59:25] <krion> i'll see tomorrow how to trigger an election (i already read some about step down the primary)

[17:03:48] <Derick> krion: no, with an arbiter is fine

[17:04:03] <Derick> krion: stepping down makes the election go faster than just shutting down a node

[17:05:56] <jonathan_> I have master/slave replication setup. I'm looking for the best way for an auto

[17:05:59] <jonathan_> mated periodic check on the slave side to ensure that replication is actively happening. The info in db.printSlaveReplicationInfo() has the time of the last re

[17:06:23] <jonathan_> plicated op, but there is no way to determine if that is the most recent op from the master?

[17:31:31] <t04D> hi, just using mms

[17:32:11] <t04D> created a new group, is there a way to disable the deployement of a new mongod process on a server ? I just want to be able to detect my current process (2 agents are already running on this VM)

[17:32:13] <t04D> thanks.

[18:09:10] <mattblang> Is there any way to set up like a trigger maybe for a one-to-one so that an old association is removed? for example, say an Owner can have a Pet. If that owner gets a new pet, I don't want the old pet to still have the ownerId

[18:12:20] <benjwadams> how can I return a boolean based on whether or not a regex matches?

[18:13:15] <cheeser> yes?

[18:14:18] <benjwadams> I want to do something like db.datasets.update({}, {$set: {field: {$boolRegex: regex}}})

[18:16:40] <cheeser> oh. that. no.

[18:18:23] <BlakeRG> are my mongo instances supposed to share the same config DB?

[18:19:05] <benjwadams> I can't do anything with $cond either?

[18:23:23] <krion> Derick: will step down then, thanks

[18:23:54] <krion> t04D: what's mms, looks interesting

[19:38:30] <doxavore> it would be swell if there was a way to pass some contextual ID (request ID, etc) that mongodb could include in logs for slow queries. that doesn't exist currently, no?

[19:40:24] <cheeser> $comment, no?

[19:40:54] <cheeser> http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/reference/operator/meta/comment/

[19:41:08] <doxavore> cheeser: that's precisely what I'm wanting, thanks!

[19:42:01] <cheeser> np

[19:57:45] <LyndsySimon> Is there a way to convert an ISODate to an ObjectId?

[19:58:14] <LyndsySimon> I know i can do ObjectId.getTimestamp() - need to do the opposite.

[20:07:36] <dgarstang> Is it possible to set up mongo so that localhost access doesn't require auth?

[20:10:34] <cheeser> once auth is configured, i think every connection requires it.

[20:15:02] <sublime> Hello I having a really hard time installing mongodb on a fresh debian7x64 install. I tried following the official doc (http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/tutorial/install-mongodb-on-debian/) with no succes. Even step 1 fails. I had to do "wget http://docs.mongodb.org/10gen-gpg-key.asc -O - | apt-key add - " instead. On step 4 I get a dependency error

[20:18:31] <sublime> I am getting these errors http://paste.debian.net/124892. Can anyone help

[20:19:20] <ehershey> sublime: what happened when you tried to run step 1 from the documentation?

[20:19:35] <ehershey> also what command did you run that's giving you that error and did you run any other commands differently from the docs?

[20:20:08] <sublime> Im did everything acroding to doc except adding the gpg key

[20:20:26] <sublime> the command was apt-get update && apt-get install -y mongodb-org

[20:22:16] <sublime> for step 1 i get this error http://paste.debian.net/124893

[20:23:03] <ehershey> hmmmm

[20:23:47] <sublime> Anyone have another guide to install mongodb on debian

[20:23:59] <sublime> I need it set-up for cdr-stats and freeswitch

[20:24:14] <ehershey> are you behind a transparent proxy or on a weird network?

[20:24:31] <sublime> possibly, its a corporate network

[20:24:51] <sublime> perhaps thats why the key install failed

[20:27:17] <sublime> I have to go soon but I will be back tomorrow. I will leave the webcaht open feel free to send suggestions I'll reply tomorrow

[20:31:31] <Bish> hey guys, how do i export a database without data (only indexes)

[20:32:50] <dgarstang> Is it possible to set up mongo so that localhost access doesn't require auth?

[20:35:44] <Bish> dgarstang, isn't that the default behaviour?

[20:35:55] <Bish> im using it that way, all the time

[20:41:16] <dgarstang> Bish: it is before you create an admin user, after that, ni

[20:41:19] <dgarstang> no rather

[20:41:24] <Bish> ah i c

[20:41:43] <dgarstang> So, we sorta wanna have an admin user AND be able to use it locally without auth

[20:43:03] <dgarstang> From the docs .... "The localhost exception allows you to enable authorization before creating the first user in the system. "... ergo creating an admin user removes the option to connect locally without auth

[21:15:15] <Bish> dgarstang, why do you need the admin acc then :3?

[21:16:55] <dgarstang> Bish: for other admin stuff???

[21:22:28] <Bish> dgarstang, can you answer my question maybe?

[21:23:30] <joannac> Bish: why do you want a collection with only indexes?

[21:23:45] <Bish> well.. i want to export the strucutre, without the data

[21:24:04] <Bish> like, when i want to deploy the same system on another machine, ( in this case: testmachine )

[21:24:13] <Bish> i could copy everything, then drop data

[21:24:36] <joannac> wouldn't it be faster just to re-ensure the indexes?

[21:24:39] <Bish> but there has to be a better way

[21:24:53] <Bish> re ensure?

[21:25:11] <joannac> yes

[21:25:21] <Bish> you mean, recreate?

[21:25:24] <joannac> yes

[21:25:39] <Bish> well.. some collections have 3+ keys, i don't want to do that everytime i move the project

[21:26:07] <joannac> I don't understand what you're trying to accomplish

[21:26:20] <joannac> an index with no documents is just basically metadata

[21:26:33] <joannac> there are no index pages because there's nothing to index

[21:26:33] <Bish> exactly, i want to export only metadata

[21:26:46] <Bish> yes, but there will be data to be indexed

[21:26:55] <Bish> and i want the keys to be already in place

[21:27:02] <BlakeRG> is it possible to use compound shard keys?

[21:27:18] <Bish> i never tried sharding.. that is too much nosql for one week :3

[21:27:31] <Bish> but i guess that wasn't related either way

[21:27:46] <joannac> Bish: no. just create your indexes again

[21:28:12] <Bish> well, i would do that, if there was a way to programaticially do it :p

[21:28:21] <Bish> that is what i am trying to accomplish

[21:28:26] <joannac> db.mycollection.getIndexes().forEach(....)

[21:28:51] <joannac> the ... should be db.getSiblingDB(myotherDB).collection2.ensureIndex(key)

[21:29:07] <joannac> or something like that

[21:29:36] <joannac> BlakeRG: yes, subject to some caveats

[21:30:23] <joannac> like no multikey fields, and no hashed compound shard keys

[21:36:53] <BlakeRG> joannac: i cannot seem to find an example of the syntax for sharding a collection based on multiple keys

[21:40:40] <joannac> http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/tutorial/deploy-shard-cluster/#enable-sharding-for-a-collection

[21:46:26] <Bish> joannac, i get a "bad index key pattern" error, when i do what you say

[21:48:03] <joannac> Bish: I just tried it, and it works for me

[21:48:17] <joannac> what did you run? (pastebin if >1 line)

[21:48:41] <Bish> i copy pasted the getIndex stuff into the other shell

[21:50:17] <joannac> Bish: what i gave you is pseudocode. it's maybe 90% done but it's just as a guide.

[21:51:02] <Bish> yah i see, ensurekey takes keys as 1 parameter and options as second

[21:51:32] <Bish> i still think it's weird i cannot export keys

[21:52:50] <kas84> hi guys, anybody using the node client for mongo with a tailable cursor?

[22:01:52] <Bish> joannac, fyi: if u empty the bson files in a mongodump, it does work

[22:04:09] <Bish> mongorestore even notices the empty file and ignores it, but still ensures the keys

[22:10:12] <joannac> Bish: huh, i tried deleting the bson files and it didn't work

[22:10:18] <joannac> but emptying it works? interesting

[22:10:55] <Bish> guessed it works because empty file is valid bson?

[22:12:33] <joannac> right

[22:12:46] <joannac> interesting, will make a note. thanks for sharing :)

[22:13:03] <Bish> you're welcome, thanks for help, the programaticially way is interesting too

[22:13:09] <Bish> im heading to bed now, thank you

[22:21:39] <Skaag> I'm trying to enable auth and allow certain users to access the oplog

[22:21:42] <Skaag> I'm using the MMS

[22:22:06] <Skaag> but I get this: assertion 13 not authorized for query on local.oplog.rs ns:local.oplog.rs query:{ $query: {}, $orderby: { $natural: 1 } }

[22:22:21] <Skaag> it's a replica set with 3 nodes

[22:23:22] <joannac> hm

[22:23:28] <joannac> what roles did you set up?

[22:28:42] <Skaag> I just gave it readWrite@local and readWrite@admin

[22:29:08] <Skaag> I just noticed this in the main mongod.log: Failed to authenticate admin@admin with mechanism MONGODB-CR: AuthenticationFailed UserNotFound auth: couldn't find user admin@admin, admin.system.users

[22:29:15] <Skaag> looks like it can't even find it

[22:32:42] <Skaag> indeed when I run: db.system.users.find() I get nothing

[22:33:55] <joannac> Skaag: okay... so add the user?

[22:45:10] <Skaag> I tried using the mms

[22:45:14] <Skaag> doesn't seem to be applying

[22:51:49] <Skaag> both db.users.find() and db.system.users.find() returns nothing

[22:52:45] <Skaag> I was using the wrong db

[22:53:46] <Skaag> so now I see db.system.users.find() returns only one user and it's not even the right user

[22:59:30] <Skaag> are users handled differently in replica sets?

[23:01:55] <joannac> Skaag: nope

[23:02:17] <joannac> the only difference is there's an extra internal user which the replica set members use to auth with each other

[23:11:49] <Skaag> so it seems that mms.mongodb.com is not really able to show/edit/add actual mongo users in a deployed replica set

[23:16:02] <joannac> wait, what?

[23:17:13] <joannac> Skaag: are you using the new version of MMS?

[23:19:17] <joannac> it worked okay for me last time I used it

[23:19:42] <Skaag> I just signed up today

[23:19:54] <Skaag> I never used it before

[23:20:28] <joannac> so you added users through the MMS interface, and they didn't show up in your mongod?

[23:22:40] <Skaag> or so it seems

[23:24:27] <joannac> interesting. but the add users seemed to succeed through the interface?

[23:24:31] <joannac> what MMS group?

[23:26:08] <Skaag> yah it says the goal was completed

[23:26:21] <Skaag> group: InterWallet

[23:26:28] <Skaag> I'm sure I'm doing something stupid

[23:26:57] <Skaag> it says: "✓ Goal State"

[23:27:16] <joannac> you don't have auth enabled?

[23:27:21] <joannac> Deployment -> Users

[23:30:18] <Skaag> I disabled it as a test

[23:30:33] <Skaag> enabled it now

[23:31:56] <Skaag> I manually created a user called 'oplogger' for example, I can't see it in the MMS

[23:32:02] <Skaag> as well as an oplogger role

[23:32:13] <joannac> oh

[23:32:17] <joannac> yeah, that doesn't work

[23:32:29] <joannac> you need to do everything via the automation agent and UI

[23:32:46] <joannac> the automation agent doesn't scan your instance looking for changes you make manually

[23:36:39] <Skaag> but it doesn't create the users either, I tried to use the MMS first to create users

[23:37:44] <joannac> do you have an admin user, mms-monitoring user, and mms-backup user in your replset?

[23:38:05] <Skaag> how do I check?

[23:38:14] <Skaag> all I know is how to find users in db.system.users

[23:38:20] <joannac> open a mongoshell to your primary

[23:38:25] <Skaag> I'm there

[23:38:28] <joannac> use admin; db.system.users.find()

[23:38:40] <Skaag> that's what I did, returns nothing

[23:39:03] <Skaag> now it returns results, but only because I added them manually

[23:39:14] <Skaag> I don't see the two mms users (monitoring and etc.)

[23:57:33] <Skaag> wait a sec… I think I know what's going on, maybe...

[23:57:50] <Skaag> in /etc/mongod.conf dbpath is set to /var/lib/mongodb

[23:58:07] <Skaag> (instead of /data/)

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