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[04:55:20] <sabrehagen> i'd like to use robomongo with monbodb 3.0+, i've tried the workaround suggested by Jose Luis Pedrosa here: https://jira.mongodb.org/browse/SERVER-17459
[04:55:34] <sabrehagen> however, when typing var schema = db.system.version.findOne({"_id" : "authSchema"})
[04:55:59] <sabrehagen> schema is undefined. am i missing something?
[12:02:31] <agbeladem> Hiii, anyone doing the nodejs course here ?
[13:29:55] <SAiF> hey,, which is the best os for mongodb. I was using windows, now switching to linux. tried centos 6 64bit, but having issues with restarting the service and all,
[13:30:00] <SAiF> any ideas,?
[13:32:16] <StephenLynx> centos 7
[13:32:19] <StephenLynx> imo
[13:32:32] <StephenLynx> I know that you will want to use anything RPM based because thats their main repository
[13:32:46] <StephenLynx> and personally I never had any issues using centOS 7
[13:33:32] <SAiF> budget vm dont have centos 7 as option I think.
[13:33:49] <StephenLynx> welp
[13:33:51] <SAiF> yeah it is there..
[13:34:00] <StephenLynx> yeah, centOS 7 is everywhere.
[13:34:03] <SAiF> I will reinstall the os and check..
[13:34:09] <SAiF> thanks StephenLynx
[13:34:12] <StephenLynx> np
[13:34:36] <SAiF> are ayou having any issues with restart or service?
[13:34:45] <SAiF> *of
[13:35:10] <SAiF> any way, let me try that first and see what happens.
[13:37:25] <StephenLynx> never had.
[14:33:28] <mylord> mongo suddenly “command not found” on debian. how to debug?
[14:33:45] <mylord> also missin is /etc/init.d/mongod
[17:50:43] <noncom|2> hi
[17:50:49] <noncom|2> is it possible to do batch upsert
[17:50:50] <noncom|2> ?
[19:26:19] <ayushgp> Hi everyone, I wish to contribute to the c++ driver
[19:26:51] <ayushgp> But I'm not able to find the files for 2 of the issues
[19:27:14] <ayushgp> CXX-710 and CXX-702
[19:30:26] <ayushgp> Anyone?
[23:30:02] <erg0dic> what is the best practice for synchronizing data from a replica set to a local development environment?
[23:30:33] <erg0dic> right now I see two ways: using mongodump or joining the replica set
[23:30:52] <erg0dic> but both of those have complications
[23:34:07] <erg0dic> would configuring the local machine as a hidden, non-voting member of the replica set work?