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[00:03:40] <shaileshg> joannac: saw it in mongoid document
[00:03:42] <shaileshg> https://docs.mongodb.org/ecosystem/tutorial/ruby-mongoid-tutorial/#ruby-mongoid-tutorial
[00:03:59] <shaileshg> for ex.
[00:04:02] <shaileshg> https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/m92C2Nd0/
[00:04:10] <shaileshg> joannac: ^
[00:04:46] <shaileshg> since client is neither collection nor database, what could it be?
[00:04:54] <shaileshg> some more use cases of client from the document:
[00:05:10] <shaileshg> https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/NCDMIWq7/
[00:13:56] <joannac> shaileshg: I think it's just a label, you can label your clients
[00:14:24] <shaileshg> joannac: here clients mean database connections?
[00:14:28] <joannac> shaileshg: but I'm not sure. Can you post a question on https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/mongodb-user
[00:14:33] <joannac> shaileshg: correct
[00:14:58] <joannac> you might get a better reply on mongodb-user, there are more devs in gg
[00:26:57] <shaileshg> joannac: okay
[04:26:20] <jab416171> how do I convert a bson representation of an image back into the original image?
[07:48:18] <CustosLimen> hi
[07:48:46] <CustosLimen> if I'm using c++ client - can I have multiple client connections to mongo server ?
[07:49:27] <CustosLimen> cos I'm running applications on solaris, and I dont really want to install mongos on solaris
[08:07:29] <kojo> Hi! Totally new to MongoDB, so I have a simple question. I'd like to store multiple types of documents sourced from Mongoose models in my db. Some of these will contain objectId references to other documents with different schemas. Is it advisable to keep all of these in separate collections, based on their schema?
[08:10:46] <CustosLimen> Should I use DBClientReplicaSet with sharded cluster towards mongos ?
[09:16:00] <noqqe> joannac: example here: http://p.n0q.org/3bef2657
[10:59:53] <net2014> hello
[11:01:13] <net2014> what is the best way to learn mongodb at all levels? beginner, intermiedate and advanced? I am looking to learn just absolutely everything that exists for mongodb. also, I prefer quality video courses or interactive ones
[11:01:32] <net2014> *I am not looking ...
[11:22:11] <CustosLimen> net2014, use it ?
[11:29:58] <flok420> hi. how can I translate http://pastebin.com/zUZ4ZhVV to pymongo? (2.8) I tried http://pastebin.com/zYeMf5ms but this gives http://pastebin.com/VrpY3Dn5
[11:30:17] <net2014> CustosLimen thanks for the suggestion
[12:04:20] <__gilles> hi
[12:04:26] <__gilles> new user, i haz a question
[12:04:50] <__gilles> i have inserted a document which has a field that is a json
[12:05:08] <__gilles> can i apply a query to the nested json ?
[12:05:42] <__gilles> ie: { 'user' : 'gilles', 'variables' : { 'city' : 'bleh', 'country' : 'bleh' } }
[12:05:53] <__gilles> i want to filter on the content of the variables dict
[12:08:08] <Zelest> {"field.field2": "foo"}
[12:08:18] <Zelest> e.g variables.city
[12:08:23] <__gilles> nice, works perfect, thanks
[12:08:33] <Zelest> no no, thank YOU for opensmtpd :)
[12:10:17] <__gilles> :-)
[12:12:02] <Zelest> in other news, ludovico einaudi is a freaking god :o
[12:15:23] <__gilles> going to listen
[12:15:26] <__gilles> i need some music :p
[12:18:31] <Zelest> :)
[12:20:22] <gzoo> hello. I installed mongodb on an Ubuntu 14.04 from the mongodb site, and it works, but it doesn't have any init.d scripts.
[12:20:42] <gzoo> Despite missing scripts, it does run on startup, which I'd like to disable
[12:22:44] <Zelest> i think /etc/init/mongodb.conf is what you should look at, and comment out "start on runlevel [2345]"
[12:22:50] <Zelest> (according to a quick google search)
[12:25:02] <gzoo> Zelest, ahhh right! here it ist
[12:25:53] <gzoo> I think I saw a similar post on my google search, I just confused /etc/mongod.conf with the one in /etc/init
[12:25:54] <gzoo> thanks!
[12:26:17] <Zelest> no worries :)
[12:26:48] <gzoo> So I guess I just make [2345] => []?
[12:27:33] <gzoo> oh the guy says you can just comment it out
[12:27:44] <gzoo> well, time to reboot and try