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[00:04:06] <joannac> when you say you don't see any fs or disk related issues, what did you check?

[00:16:41] <jiffe> joannac: logs and raid controller status

[00:18:17] <jiffe> likely a disk issue then?

[05:05:59] <amitprakash> How do I use bulk operations with mongocxx driver?

[07:09:40] <charli> Why after I compile mongocxx lib with static boost lib, I still have to have boost and compile with '-lboost_xxx'? It's just a test connection demo, used no boost itself. thanks.

[15:39:29] <supersym> My mongo stopped working from local shell to remote replicaset (mongolab)

[15:39:31] <supersym> Cannot use 'commands' readMode, degrading to 'legacy' mode

[15:39:51] <supersym> Anything I can do against that? It won't update {multi: true} anymore

[15:45:19] <supersym> it's a 3.2.0 shell against a 3.0.1 db... not pretty dramatic imho, I could of course export-import-export-import but I rather not. Also I have no idea what the 'commands' are it refers to nor is there much info to be found online

[15:50:53] <cheeser> sounds like you might need to contact their support

[16:16:58] <PedroDiogo> ey everybody! anyone able to help me with an auth & replica set conf issue?

[16:17:18] <PedroDiogo> posted it on stackoverflow, but didnt get any luck so far: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/34481207/can-not-authenticate-via-mongos-official-node-js-driver-only-mongo-shell-mon

[16:34:33] <saml> 2015-12-29T11:28:47.786-0500 I NETWORK getaddrinfo("abcd-mongo-mms.cloudapp.net") failed: Name or service not known

[16:44:53] <steerio> java people, does anyone know how to get rid of this annoying "updating cluster description to" log message every second?

[16:59:33] <Petazz> Hi! I just updated from 2.6 to 3.2 and now I cannot connect to my db remotely any more. Is something critical changed in between?

[16:59:47] <Petazz> How could I debug what's wrong?

[17:23:09] <Petazz> Is the /etc/mongod.conf a new file?

[17:34:20] <Petazz> Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong? Running mongodrdl causes a panic: runtime error http://pastebin.com/NmPwduJy

[17:51:34] <PedroDiogo> saml: I have hidden the real name of the app/client for privacy reasons... I can connect to it via mongo shell on my macbook. I will try to test it later on with another computer as well

[17:51:56] <PedroDiogo> the abcd part is made up - I've hidden the real name of the app

[18:29:13] <cheeser> Petazz: please file a support ticket with that trace data and some samle documents

[18:29:29] <cheeser> Petazz: are you a commercial support customer?

[18:53:59] <Petazz> cheeser: A potential one ;)

[18:54:28] <Petazz> So no, I don't have direct access to commercial support

[18:54:33] <Petazz> Or do you mean to submit a ticket to Jira?

[21:57:00] <cheeser> Petazz: at least file a jira ticket and we'll take a look

[23:05:56] <zquad> I am pulling lots of social media mentions data from twitter, facebook etc data and I need to store it locally to analyze, query and display it. I am more or less creating a very large fast datawarehouse. Can anyone vouch that mongo is the way to go? How would it compare to something like postgres or mysql?

[23:06:38] <cheeser> http://blog.mongodb.org/post/65612078649/schema-design-for-social-inboxes-in-mongodb

[23:12:10] <zquad> thanks cheeser

[23:12:41] <cheeser> np

[23:49:21] <TheEmpath> When using the MongoDB Native driver, I can't seem to update datetime fields http://hastebin.com/viferopume.js

[23:50:34] <TheEmpath> the output is the same no matter what I do: { ok: 1, nModified: 0, n: 0 }

[23:51:41] <joannac> TheEmpath: does a query work?

[23:52:14] <TheEmpath> reviewing

[23:53:18] <TheEmpath> The query to insert that object into the collection works

[23:53:39] <TheEmpath> and using the SailsJS update() wrapper for MongoDB native also works

[23:53:46] <TheEmpath> but using the raw native driver doesnt

[23:54:23] <TheEmpath> and im following the instructions here http://mongodb.github.io/node-mongodb-native/2.0/api/Collection.html#updateOne

[23:54:48] <joannac> if you just do a query on that _id, how many documents do you get back?

[23:55:41] <joannac> sorry, id, not _id

[23:55:49] <TheEmpath> I get back 1

[23:58:04] <joannac> what's the full result object?

[23:58:27] <joannac> the result you pasted above has {nModified: 0, n: 0}

[23:58:34] <joannac> which means no matches

[23:59:20] <joannac> http://mongodb.github.io/node-mongodb-native/2.0/api/Collection.html#~updateWriteOpResult

[23:59:22] <TheEmpath> thats for the update

[23:59:24] <TheEmpath> http://hastebin.com/botegubiqa.js

[23:59:27] <joannac> examine the result more carefully

[23:59:30] <TheEmpath> thats what im using for find, and it returns null

[23:59:46] <TheEmpath> but i dont understand how thats possible as the ID does exist in the database