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#mongodb logs for Sunday the 8th of March, 2015
[01:15:13] <Jon1> having trouble adding a replset member… both are running both with same rs name both with --sslOnNormalPorts and --sslWeakCertificateValidation and I can telnet to secondary port 27017 from primary … but adding says secondary is not up.
[01:53:09] <diondion> I'm having trouble understanding the geospatial indexing and query operators. I have spatial fields corresponding to layout on a cartesian plane. I tried using a "2d" index and became aware of the 100 document / 4MB limit on the $near queries. Is there a way to use the 2dsphere index along with a $near style query such that the distance is calculated on the cartesian (and not an earth-like sphere)?
[04:41:35] <ladessa> I'm trying to count the number of distincts idUsuarios in collection called reforcos filtering by 'idOcorrencia': '54fa7df48a070f6d59c53057' https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/8ExobGid
[07:46:31] <tvle83> i have a bson db dump from a forum that I would like to restore into a mongodb and be able to look at the data. I am getting an error "ERROR: Error creating index 0.search: 16730 err: "bad textIndexVersion: 2""
[11:19:30] <suwaidtech> I am learning MEAN using this website https://thinkster.io/mean-stack-tutorial/
[11:20:10] <suwaidtech> However, I was able to compile my HTML and angular into the webpage and I am still facing some errors when running the code in Node.js
[13:11:12] <esko> Can you help with a design question?, i recently jumped into a flask/mongo project, both which are new to me. I have in the project a select/edit form, where i use selectize.js to post and get values, i store these in an array inside the same collection as the exercise itself. would i be better off to create a new collection with the entries, and then save the ID of each with the exercise?
[13:12:12] <esko> alternatively i would like to get a list of all arrays within all documents in the collection
[13:15:14] <esko> i use this to get what i want from the current exercise: app.db.balls.find({'id':bid},{_id:0,'links': { '$elemMatch': {'title': {'$regex' : '.*' + query + '.*'}}}), however i would like to find all title: inside all documents and return that, if i use {} as filter it will return all empty as well
[13:32:20] <esko> i guess im looking for an answer to: how i would query all documents in the collection and only return the arrays that match, but not the empty results
[13:42:26] <esko> example: db.balls.find({},{_id:0, links:{$elemMatch:{title:'more'}}}).count() = 120, should be 1, so its 119* {} in my result
[15:27:30] <zero_coder> cheeser, exception in initAndListen: 98 Unable to create/open lock file: /data/db/mongod.lock errno:13 Permission denied Is a mongod instance already running?, terminating
[15:39:07] <esko> cheeser: i have a collection called balls, in some documents there are an array called links:
[15:39:54] <cheeser> you can use the smallfiles option but by default, iirc, mongo will preallocate a 2G file which will have extra metadata surrounding it.
[15:40:51] <esko> cheeser: and my selectize.js make a ajax get to retrieve all previously saved links from all documents within the 'balls' collection
[15:41:15] <esko> urls = db.balls.find({'links':{'$exists':'true'}, '$where':'this.links.length>0'},{'_id':0, 'links':1})
[15:44:31] <cheeser> $where clauses get executed serially against every document and that can be terribly slow.
[16:54:15] <RWOverdijk> I'm currently trying to sort by distance, which is working. But I am also looking for the distance, which I can't seem to get. What am I missing? https://gist.github.com/RWOverdijk/e263021fb1635a580f0a bonus question: What's the difference between $near, $geoNear and $nearSphere?
[17:00:45] <fkt> i have an entry structured like such: { "_id" : ObjectId("54fc4db01b8562722b9e8c67"), "03082015" : { "test" : { "data1" : "490.56", "data2" : [ 6, 12, 21 ], "data3" : [ 5, 32, 74 ] }}} . each entry has a datestamp object which contains other items. how would i query mongo for a specific date - in this example - 03082015
[17:30:29] <ktchup> See if you can answer my question http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28928808/what-type-of-object-does-publishcreate-accept
[17:49:04] <preaction> Derick, ehershey, GothAlice, Number6: could someone who's awake do something about hater23?
[17:52:47] <qmdb2> GothAlice is the slut #1 of MongoDB - this is constantly licking the balls of Derick and Eliot Horowitz. Gay scum.....and as dumb as a brick
[17:55:42] <GothAlice> No, he really doesn't. It seems he screwed up something, lost some data (that was in MongoDB at the time), and lost his job. So, he's… upset.
[18:25:32] <LpMode> anyway, i'm new to mongo and NoSQL databases, i'm trying to update some data in my db using jongo. in the database the '_id' key matches with an UUID Object, so, when i insert my ClassName.class in the database i get a document like http://pastebin.com/4rqtRyaS . When i try to update the document with MongoCollection.update("{_id: \"" + <uuid> + "\"}").with(new ClassName) i get an error because <uuid> is different from LUUID("<uuid>").
[18:25:32] <LpMode> How can i get this second string? ( "LLUID(" + <uuid> + ")" doesn't work) thanks
[18:55:43] <LpMode> is there another simple library to start with mongo or i should use only mongo driver?
[19:24:20] <fkt> i have an entry structured like such: { "_id" : ObjectId("54fc4db01b8562722b9e8c67"), "03082015" : { "test" : { "data1" : "490.56", "data2" : [ 6, 12, 21 ], "data3" : [ 5, 32, 74 ] }}} . each entry has a datestamp object which contains other items. how would i query mongo for that specific date - in this example - 03082015