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#mongodb logs for Sunday the 14th of December, 2014
[00:42:14] <Pertinacious5> Can anyone give me a pointer for dealing with using functions in mongodb?
[00:54:43] <blizzow> when I create a replicaset, the primary node that I run rs.initiate() from only uses it's short hostname instead of FQDN as a member of the replica set. Is there any way to force it to use the FQDN as it's member name?
[01:50:58] <toter> Hi everybody. I'm a newbie. I have the following results after querying a collection: http://pastebin.com/ss6TcZMt
[01:52:23] <toter> Is there a way to replace the field "company" from every single result with the value "Samsung"?
[02:23:44] <archeron_> is it possible to create a case insensitive index? say for a unique index ensuring that all emails are unique that Test@email.com and test@email.com are not considered distinct
[04:07:53] <PhyloGenesis_> Hi, I just installed Mongo on openSUSE and I ran "mongod" in one tab which worked fine, but when I run "mongo" the system doesn't recognize it as a command.
[04:12:20] <PhyloGenesis_> Nvm. I got it to work by cd to the directory and doing "./mongo". Not sure why I had to for mongo and not mongod, but whatever, it works now.
[07:05:38] <Streemo> Is there a way to store a geolocational region in my document? I need so encode documents with regions of different sizes. e.g. document is shown to the user if they are within N meters of the center point, but this N may differ depending on the doc.
[07:06:52] <Streemo> Or, is there a query that can say: "Get all documents where the normed distance between location: X and document.location is less than document.size"
[08:19:18] <barque> Could I/should I have write concerns >= 2 with journaling set to true when doing two-phase commits?
[18:41:03] <starsinmypockets> In mongo 2.4.x I'm getting a result set based on a text search as such:
[18:41:15] <starsinmypockets> db.ksadmin_terms.runCommand( "text" , { search : "LLC" , filter : {group : true}})
[21:05:52] <Streemo> if i wanted to store something locational like: "this document is valid in the region of radius R around point R_0" i dont think mongo can do that unless for all documents, R was constant
[21:06:14] <Streemo> any work arounds for this? I mean i could use a grid, or do some expensive math every time i query... but is there a more elegant solution?
[21:07:12] <Streemo> in the case R is contant, i just use a query like " find all docs within R of some point" but this isn't valid for documents with varying charactersitc lengths
[21:45:50] <edrocks> Streemo: there are a bunch of geolocation query operators you just need to specify your lat/lng in the correct format
[21:47:01] <edrocks> Streemo: here are the relevant docs http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/applications/geospatial-indexes/ they like to call it geospatial
[21:58:14] <Hestil> a little bit offtopic but anyway, does anyone know where can I find the videos from the last courses on mongo university?
[22:39:11] <StephenLynx> hey, I just updated mongodb for 2.6.6 on my server. now my node application can't connect on boot.
[22:44:15] <StephenLynx> how should that be dealt with? can I set my upstart script to run only after mongo is running?
[22:45:24] <joannac> it worries me at least a little that you've never bothered looking at the mongod logs
[22:46:06] <StephenLynx> im new with server administration and its not a professional server. at least I had logs for my application so I knew the problem was that it couldn't connect to mongo :v
[22:50:00] <joannac> anyway, your app should be resilient enough to retry (sanely) if it can't connect. what happens if your mongod server crashes?
[23:24:17] <kenalex> is there any way of using the c# typed Update<> class to create an update statement like {"$push" : { "Keywords.$.Numbers" : "12687"}