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[01:57:31] <buttermelted> hi

[01:57:43] <buttermelted> first time trying to setup a database

[01:58:36] <buttermelted> i've got mongodb 2.4 and the node.js application wants to connect to it. is this valid? config.mongoConnectionString = 'localhost/data/db/';

[10:30:15] <Rashad> I have the following collection: http://hastebin.com/erinufogip.js

[10:30:42] <Rashad> I want to get all the messages that has "read" = false.

[10:30:55] <Rashad> How do I do that?

[14:35:44] <ren0v0> hi, i'm installing mongo 3.0.8 as per official docs, but i'm unable to start it? It seems to install fine apart from this error "invoke-rc.d: unknown initscript, /etc/init.d/mongod not found"

[14:35:58] <ren0v0> and then i can't start with "service mongod start"

[14:38:19] <ren0v0> where are init scripts support to be ?

[19:30:57] <MacWinner> if I have a 3.0 3-node replica set using mmap storage, what is the high level best way to get to 3.2 with wired tiger? ANy gotchas or guides?

[19:35:02] <cheeser> a rolling upgrade: add a secondary using WT, let the sync finish. move on to the next.

[19:35:38] <cheeser> removing the old secondaries of course, or just bringing up new nodes in their places.

[19:39:18] <MacWinner> got it

[19:39:20] <MacWinner> thanks!

[22:59:55] <Logicgate> Hey guys, I'm getting "soft rlimits too low" when starting console

[23:00:06] <Logicgate> The ulimits are set properly though as per the documentation

[23:00:35] <Logicgate> Here is a screenshot of my ulimits: http://puu.sh/m2T6K/f903a10d82.png

[23:01:28] <JoWie> are those the same for the daemon?

[23:01:45] <Logicgate> I looked into the init.d file and yes they appear to be the same

[23:02:07] <Logicgate> http://puu.sh/m2TcQ/6e033dba1d.png

[23:02:12] <Logicgate> Here is what's in the init.d file

[23:02:40] <JoWie> hmm, i've not tried changing it in the init file. I use /etc/security/limits.d

[23:03:02] <JoWie> (on centos)

[23:03:06] <Logicgate> limits.conf you mean

[23:03:17] <JoWie> yea, same thing

[23:03:34] <JoWie> limit.d is easier with provisioning

[23:03:39] <JoWie> limits.d i mean

[23:03:49] <Logicgate> limit.d doesn't exist

[23:04:17] <JoWie> then it has to be limits.conf

[23:04:55] <JoWie> i'm not sure why you are having issues with the init file, but using the limits conf is how i got it working

[23:05:02] <Logicgate> https://docs.mongodb.org/manual/reference/ulimit/

[23:05:02] <Logicgate> there

[23:05:07] <Logicgate> That's because of my dist

[23:05:18] <JoWie> i then set it for the mongod user

[23:06:04] <Logicgate> there was the culprit :D

[23:06:23] <Logicgate> /etc/security/limits.d/90-nproc.conf

[23:07:08] <JoWie> apparently start-stop-daemon does not pass on your limits

[23:07:13] <JoWie> if that is what your init script is using

[23:09:21] <JoWie> pass on from the limit conf i mean

[23:15:28] <Logicgate> there's a note on the Mongo site JoWie that talks about this issue

[23:15:34] <Logicgate> https://docs.mongodb.org/manual/reference/ulimit/

[23:15:36] <Logicgate> Very top

[23:17:56] <JoWie> yea i know

[23:19:32] <JoWie> i am using systemd for mongo though.

[23:20:09] <JoWie> which does not have that start-stop-daemon issue

[23:20:11] <jamiel> It's not clear what the Evaluation version of Ops Manager entails - is it going to stop working after a set period of time?