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#mongodb logs for Sunday the 13th of September, 2015
[13:17:38] <mensgis> Hey all! I'm using sailsjs and am having a strange error where I can only persist 30 entities in a collection at a time.. there are no error.. that's why I have no idea if it is sails or mongo thats limiting.. any idea?
[17:18:11] <krethan> I am using nodejs and doing the .save function after findone command through mongoose and it is hanging
[17:30:20] <mensgis> StephenLynx: hm.. sound like flatfiles with a made up propertery data-format is the way to go then
[17:31:04] <StephenLynx> mensgis wot? I am not talking about databases, but odms. you know the difference between then, right?
[17:31:40] <mensgis> yeah.. but without an odm you are either creating your own one OR not using a db at all
[17:33:25] <StephenLynx> if you are going o have a strong opinion, learn what you are talking about, at least.
[17:44:52] <krethan> I'm upgrading nodejs...not sure if that will solve problem or not but I like to keep current with the latest version
[17:46:28] <StephenLynx> I still think your issue is with mongoose. everytime someone comes with issues and its using node.js, the issue is with mongoose
[17:47:01] <krethan> yeah I will be taking mongoose out and see if I can just use the native mongodb driver
[17:47:55] <devdvd> Hi all, im currently using mongo 2.4.5 and going to be upgrading to 3.0.6 (on a new server). I know I can't do a direct upgrade from 2.4.5 to 3.0.6 but can I do a mongodump and then restore the data directly to 3.0.6 or do i need to restore to 2.6 first?
[17:51:50] <krethan> devdvd: do the mongodump...transfer the file to new server...install mongodb 3.0.6...do the restore
[17:52:35] <devdvd> yeah, that was the plan. just figured save myself a bit of time if someone knew off the top of their head. Thanks krethan! appreciate the response
[17:57:14] <krethan> StephenLynx: I was debugging and since I am using an older version of nodejs it is using deprecated code
[18:00:16] <krethan> StephenLynx: I have also upgraded all the packages installed on my fedora system. Doubt that will have any impact;
[19:24:25] <Almis90> Hello guys I trying to connect to my mongo db using robomongo.. test fails on authorization can someone help me?
[19:25:40] <Almis90> in the terminal I write `use mydbname` then `db.auth('myusername', 'mypassword')` and it returns 1 but when I use it in the robomongo it fails
[22:26:01] <repxxl> Hello folks, i have a problem i using the $natural sorting but somehow as i updated the documents the order was interrupted
[22:34:27] <repxxl> this suxs but in mongo its totaly unnormal to sort something by date ... and using the $natural is too bad because as you made updates to some docs the natural disk order changes i dont know why
[22:42:50] <repxxl> StephenLynx, i creating multiple "default" documents for every new user, and when i try to sort by field "create_date" which is a mongo date it gives me mixed results but never really the date it's added they are added with php fast one by one
[22:46:14] <repxxl> StephenLynx ok because i using _id ordering and it is in the correct order now .
[22:51:09] <repxxl> StephenLynx i dont know in mongo but this is my default php function http://pastebin.com/jApnyJpC how i insert multiple documents the "default" in my db ordering by create_date gives me mixed results depends every user other
[22:51:45] <StephenLynx> I dont know PHP, thats why I ask for the terminal equivalent of what you are doing.
[22:56:57] <repxxl> StephenLynx sounds good :) , if you are creating mongo dates how you do create them in mongo query ?
[22:58:16] <repxxl> StephenLynx so we create both the same way dates .. i use the php function like new MongoDate is same as new Date in js.
[22:59:23] <StephenLynx> again, I don`t think your problem is there. but you don`t give me the terminal output of your documents, so I can`t tell you much
[22:59:49] <repxxl> StephenLynx well i do db.logs.find().sort({create_date:-1}) and i get mixed values like Transaction 2 , Transaction 4, transaction 1, Transaction 3 not the order i creating them
[23:04:15] <idd2d> What's the best resource for experienced devs looking to get a quick overview of MongoDB? I'm experienced with the SQL world, but I have no experience in the world of NoSQL
[23:05:10] <repxxl> StephenLynx another problem, i removed my collection by db.collection.remove() is there a way get back data ?
[23:11:16] <repxxl> StephenLynx ok look http://pastebin.com/uMLuBsiT you see completely uncorrect order it jumps from 3 to 1 lel etc ...
[23:11:51] <repxxl> StephenLynx i dont know if php is so brutal fast that it creates date faster then the pervious was created or same dates or idk
[23:12:56] <repxxl> i used db.col.find().sort({create_date:-1}) i gona try now with .pretty() on end
[23:13:54] <StephenLynx> your issue with the the dates you are getting being the same for most documents.
[23:14:09] <repxxl> StephenLynx ok here at top you see also the query command http://pastebin.com/N8bYkEsr
[23:14:39] <repxxl> StephenLynx ya i see so php is too fast but why sorting by _id works in correct order ?
[23:15:55] <StephenLynx> I don`t know PHP, I just know that your problem is saving them all with the same date.
[23:16:47] <StephenLynx> sure thing, thats why the _id is sorting right but the dates coming from PHP are not.
[23:16:53] <repxxl> StephenLynx anyway i know my problem yee... it generates too fast i using different objects however i gona ask php folks how to solve that fast generating of dates
[23:17:37] <StephenLynx> what do you think its happening? PHP is breaking the laws of physics and travelling in time?
[23:18:12] <StephenLynx> the documents are reaching mongo in the correct order and it is able to apply enough difference at the timestamp on _id correctly
[23:19:22] <repxxl> StephenLynx only difference _id timestamp is not so accurate like mongo date instead of mili it uses seconds .. ok i get it.
[23:24:59] <repxxl> StephenLynx Stephen i just wanted to show you how tiny difference there is between the php-fpm and node.js http://www.prahladyeri.com/blog/2014/06/php-fpm-vs-node-js-the-real-performance-battle.html you told "php is very slow" idk i could not let that statement like this ... sry :) ty for help anyway , the old php module is slow yes i agree :)
[23:27:49] <StephenLynx> I will never understand why people are still starting projects in PHP in 2015
[23:28:32] <repxxl> StephenLynx everyone different, but for me that little speed boost didn't made me switch from php-fpm with nginx to node.js
[23:29:30] <StephenLynx> not to mention PHP being one of the most awful syntaxes out there and broken by default
[23:31:08] <repxxl> StephenLynx by broken syntaxes you mean sql injection, csrf tokens and other security holes ?
[23:36:06] <repxxl> StephenLynx looks interesting maybe one day i will switch but for now all my projects using php and are blazing fast that is maybe because theese websites don't has xx milion requests like facebook ... i don't know what big projects you have or was working on but was a good experience for me to see your point of view to php ;)
[23:40:27] <StephenLynx> all I can see is a bunch of front-end files. that isn`t relevant on an online system.
[23:44:06] <repxxl> StephenLynx yea i see, oh open project under MIT license ok i just wanted to show you the load speed is all
[23:45:22] <StephenLynx> so it tells me nothing if it loads fast when the is no load and I am just loading it once to view.