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[06:02:12] <Bitsnoxx> I dont think mongodb likes me :c

[06:04:57] <brotatochip> hey guys, i have a secondary that’s immediately entering rollback after restarting and I can’t seem to find the cause of this

[06:11:36] <joannac> brotatochip: does rollback succeed?

[06:11:58] <brotatochip> I’m not sure, it’s still rolling back

[06:12:51] <brotatochip> the primary and arbiter are both unable to reach it

[06:12:59] <brotatochip> i can’t get a local shell

[06:18:30] <brotatochip> joannac: it seems to be ok now, rs.status() looks good

[06:18:47] <brotatochip> there is a bit of difference in the optimes though

[06:26:52] <Bitsnoxx> What is the easiest way to insert json response into mongodb? (node)

[06:34:21] <profsimm> Hey folks mongodb was working fine on my Ubuntu and now suddenly starting the service just shuts down. I saw "unable to create PID" in the logs, but now I erased the logs to make sure it occurs on launch and no new logs are created in /var/log/mongodb/

[06:34:33] <profsimm> Any idea what's wrong or how to diagnose it?

[06:34:53] <joannac> try starting it manually and see what response you get

[06:35:15] <profsimm> joannac: sudo service mongod start? Sorry very new to this

[06:37:44] <profsimm> joannac: oddly when I type just mongod, I get "this program is not installed"

[06:38:01] <profsimm> joannac: this.. is so odd, the log files and data is still here

[06:41:48] <joannac> profsimm: no, start it manually

[06:42:04] <joannac> figure out where your dbpath is, and where the binary is

[06:42:16] <joannac> then /path/to/mongod --dbpath /your/dbpath/here

[06:42:20] <joannac> and figure out what it says

[06:42:25] <Bitsnoxx> What does "TypeError: Cannot assign to read only property "_id" " mean?

[06:42:49] <joannac> Bitsnoxx: in what context?

[06:43:03] <joannac> are you trying to update the _id?

[06:43:47] <Bitsnoxx> Im trying to insert $jsonResponse into mongodb

[06:44:41] <Bitsnoxx> db.collection("db").insert(response.body, function

[06:45:56] <joannac> Bitsnoxx: https://www.reddit.com/r/learnprogramming/comments/3dp4rl/nodejsmongodb_issuequestion_insertion_of_document/ perhaps?

[06:58:57] <profsimm> joannac: I probably should've looked for mongod buuut trigger fingers apt-got the server again :P

[06:59:12] <profsimm> joannac: now it starts. who knows what happened. Thanks for your help!

[06:59:22] <profsimm> joannac: I have a better idea of the binary name and options now

[06:59:26] <Bitsnoxx> I get undefined on forEach

[07:03:15] <profsimm> Hey folks I used mongodump to dump a bunch of collections. Now I'm unsure how to import all this. I have a *lot* of collections. I see a folder with bunch of foo.bson + foo.metadata.json files

[07:03:30] <profsimm> I'm looking at mongoimport docs and it seems to take one JSON file only

[07:03:57] <profsimm> Oh mongorestore.

[07:03:59] <profsimm> Duh.

[07:04:01] <profsimm> Sorry.

[07:18:14] <Bitsnoxx> :S

[07:34:50] <m3t4lukas> profsimm: there was something, one moment

[07:39:55] <m3t4lukas> profsimm: what is the error you get?

[08:42:05] <dw> hey. is there some mongo cli method to edit a record in an external editor?

[08:50:28] <m3t4lukas> dw: nope, but for those purposes robomongo is quite nice. you can also write yourself a quick editor :P

[08:50:43] <m3t4lukas> dw: you can always dump and restore

[08:51:15] <m3t4lukas> dw: or do regular update ops.

[08:51:44] <m3t4lukas> dw: youcan also write a javascript file in an editor and run it via the mongoshell

[09:14:55] <dw> i generally just cutpaste into an editor and rewrite as a findAndModify, but it's pretty brutal

[09:15:16] <dw> and generally these are prod machines where i can't just install random software

[09:15:49] <dw> also constantly worried about that findAndModify doing the wrong thing.. :)

[09:27:39] <bo__> Hi

[09:29:53] <m3t4lukas> dw: if you are worried findAndModify (aka update) is doing the wrong thing just check it using find() beforehand. and always test your queries on similar data in a test env before running them

[09:29:59] <m3t4lukas> hi bo__

[09:30:43] <bo__> install mongodb-org 3.0.8 on Ubuntu 14.04 after reboot it works!!! but in /etc/init.d they didn't create mongod scripts

[09:32:40] <m3t4lukas> how did you install it?

[09:32:57] <m3t4lukas> bo__ and why didn't you install the latest version?

[09:33:14] <m3t4lukas> bo__ https://docs.mongodb.org/manual/tutorial/install-mongodb-on-ubuntu/

[09:34:15] <bo__> yes by this doc

[09:34:21] <bo__> I do it

[09:35:24] <bo__> use last veresion is not so good idea

[09:35:33] <bo__> on production

[09:36:47] <bo__> Have you got ideas? where they put init script and how mongod start after reboot

[09:37:20] <Zelest> can I run wiredtiger on one replicaset node and the non-wiredtiger on another?

[09:43:41] <Zelest> m3t4lukas, those docs seems to suggest debian 7 or ubuntu 14 lts.. aren't those a bit old now? :o

[09:44:58] <m3t4lukas> bo__: it should be in /etc/init.d

[09:45:17] <m3t4lukas> bo__: I did the installation today, it all went smooth

[09:45:30] <m3t4lukas> Zelest: yes, you can

[09:45:39] <Zelest> nice

[09:45:52] <m3t4lukas> Zelest: wire protocol remains the same, no matter the storage engine

[09:46:01] <Zelest> ah

[09:46:11] <Zelest> oh, nvm.. i just realize my other replicaset is 2.6.x

[09:46:18] <Zelest> will be a pita to migrate this :(

[09:46:31] <m3t4lukas> Zelest: yep it is, especially when changing the storage engine of an entire cluster without downtime

[09:46:54] <Zelest> thankfully we're not operating 24/7.. might do some late nighttime work :)

[09:47:16] <Zelest> but, what linux dist is suggested? debian 7 and ubuntu 14 lts feels anchient :o

[09:47:19] <Zelest> ancient*

[09:47:31] <Zelest> will things blow up if I run debian 8?

[09:47:31] <m3t4lukas> Zelest: just use mongoexport and mongoimport and run it parrallel. should be downtime of a few minutes top

[09:47:42] <Zelest> ah yeah

[09:47:56] <bo__> ok I try it on another server

[09:48:03] <m3t4lukas> Zelest: currently RHEL7 is best

[09:48:24] <Zelest> my skills when it comes to RHEL is basically zero :/

[09:48:51] <m3t4lukas> Zelest: don't worry, it's basically the same. Things that are not the same are way simpler

[09:49:13] <m3t4lukas> I came from debian, too

[09:49:15] <Zelest> yeah, ran fedora a couple of years ago so

[09:49:21] <Zelest> i come from freebsd :D

[09:49:32] <Zelest> i'm still at war with iptables

[09:49:45] <m3t4lukas> a couple of years ago is no comparison to today :P

[09:50:08] <Zelest> aw, my host doesn't support RHEL

[09:50:13] <m3t4lukas> Zelest: that's what firewall-cmd is for. No need for iptables

[09:50:37] <m3t4lukas> no support for CentOS 7?

[09:50:49] <Zelest> centos 8

[09:50:54] <m3t4lukas> and please don't use fedora on a server :P

[09:50:59] <Zelest> i know :)

[09:51:06] <m3t4lukas> then use centos 8

[09:51:16] <Zelest> why not debian or ubuntu? :o

[09:51:56] <m3t4lukas> debian runs on top of outdated software and ubuntu is debian with misspelled configs :P

[09:52:11] <Zelest> hehe

[09:52:17] <Zelest> sums it up quite nice indeed

[09:52:17] <m3t4lukas> you can try debian or ubuntu

[09:52:36] <Zelest> oh!

[09:52:37] <Zelest> nvm

[09:52:40] <Zelest> centos 7 is there

[09:52:41] <m3t4lukas> but I wouldn't. Just to save on trouble

[09:52:42] <Zelest> i was looking at coreos

[09:53:04] <Zelest> 5.10, 6.7 and 7.1 :)

[09:53:49] <m3t4lukas> take 7.1. I think it has support until 2024

[09:54:15] <m3t4lukas> that's another point for centos, the long support cycles

[09:54:27] <m3t4lukas> Zelest: https://docs.mongodb.org/manual/tutorial/install-mongodb-on-red-hat/

[09:54:46] <Zelest> Aah

[09:54:49] <Zelest> nifty

[09:54:57] <Zelest> so.. next issue

[09:55:06] <Zelest> if my database is lets say 10GB

[09:55:16] <Zelest> will there be any major issues if the machine only got 4GB of RAM?

[09:55:26] <Zelest> (as long as I fit indexes and such within 4GB)

[09:56:38] <m3t4lukas> Zelest: nope, no issues, though it is not recommended because of speed.

[09:57:03] <m3t4lukas> Zelest: you will most likely have more hard page faults

[09:57:32] <m3t4lukas> it always depends on how much of the 10GB you're gonna query

[09:57:57] <Zelest> true

[09:57:58] <m3t4lukas> if you only query 1% and the rest is big data legacy it should be more than fine

[09:58:12] <Zelest> yeah, most of it is "old data" that's just stored away

[09:58:27] <m3t4lukas> yep, you might not even have speed issues

[09:58:30] <Zelest> what about gridfs?

[09:58:34] <Zelest> it should be tiny, right?

[09:58:39] <m3t4lukas> Zelest: what about it?

[09:58:43] <Zelest> seeing the metadata is in its own collection

[09:58:51] <Zelest> e.g, if I upload 50GB of data to it

[09:58:56] <Zelest> it would still be very fast to query it

[09:59:00] <Zelest> at least the meta-data

[09:59:11] <m3t4lukas> that's right

[09:59:16] <Zelest> goodie :)

[09:59:30] <m3t4lukas> streaming it would also be fast

[09:59:43] <Zelest> yay! both my hosts support centos 7, awesome!

[09:59:46] <Zelest> nice

[10:00:08] <m3t4lukas> hosters or hosts?

[10:00:24] <Zelest> hosters :)

[10:00:30] <m3t4lukas> if a hoster doesn't support centos7 I'd really worry

[10:00:32] <Zelest> providers*

[10:00:35] <Zelest> hehe

[10:00:57] <Zelest> wrote a little paper.. threw it at boss..

[10:01:06] <Zelest> "hai, i need X machines and a new mongodb cluster.. let me buy this!"

[10:01:15] <Zelest> he's all fine with it :D

[10:01:20] <Zelest> let the fun begin! \o/

[10:01:39] <m3t4lukas> Zelest: so it's like christmas for you now :D

[10:01:48] <Zelest> indeed! :D

[10:02:17] <m3t4lukas> have fun, I'll get myself something for breakfast

[10:02:27] <Zelest> bon apetit!

[10:02:34] <Zelest> you usually hang in here, right?

[10:02:42] <Zelest> as in, you will be around?

[10:02:56] <bo__> <m3t4lukas> on what distributive ou install mongo?

[10:03:11] <bo__> and what version?

[10:50:20] <m3t4lukas> Zelest: yep, I do :P

[10:50:25] <Zelest> awesome :)

[10:50:32] <m3t4lukas> bo__ I did it on Linux Mint 17.3

[11:02:36] <m3t4lukas> bo__ I installed db version v3.2.0

[11:03:19] <m3t4lukas> bo__ did you try a purge and reinstall?

[11:10:01] <Zelest> m3t4lukas, is SELinux something I have to fight with? :S

[11:10:04] <Zelest> *looks at the docs*

[11:10:54] <m3t4lukas> Zelest: yep

[11:11:31] <Zelest> is disabling it a insanely stupid idea?

[11:11:34] <m3t4lukas> Zelest: did you change the data path?

[11:11:44] <Zelest> so far I've just installed it

[11:11:44] <m3t4lukas> Zelest: yep, it is

[11:11:47] <Zelest> ah

[11:11:57] <Zelest> it = mongodb

[11:11:59] <m3t4lukas> then the line "semanage port -a -t mongod_port_t -p tcp 27017" should be enough

[11:12:25] <m3t4lukas> as root of course

[11:12:25] <Zelest> will I have to do that every time i reboot?

[11:12:29] <Zelest> yeah

[11:12:29] <m3t4lukas> nope

[11:12:31] <Zelest> ah

[11:12:32] <Zelest> goodie

[11:12:35] <m3t4lukas> that's a one time thing

[11:12:51] <Zelest> wtf

[11:12:58] <Zelest> semanage, no such command :o

[11:13:11] <m3t4lukas> did you run it as root?

[11:13:15] <Zelest> yeah

[11:13:20] <m3t4lukas> uuuhm

[11:13:55] <Zelest> seems like I need policycoreutils-python or something

[11:13:59] <Zelest> (quick google search)

[11:14:11] <m3t4lukas> yep, found that, too

[11:14:48] <Zelest> that worked a lot better :)

[11:15:22] <m3t4lukas> good ;)

[11:15:55] <m3t4lukas> if you plan on changing the data path this https://wiki.centos.org/HowTos/SELinux might be a good lecture

[11:16:15] <Zelest> ah, thanks :)

[11:16:28] <Zelest> seeing I got all data on / it doesn't matter much :)

[11:17:12] <Zelest> get plenty of warnings when i start the mongo shell though

[11:17:23] <Zelest> /sys/kernel/mm/transparent_hugepage/enabled and /sys/kernel/mm/transparent_hugepage/defrag

[11:18:57] <m3t4lukas> Zelest: yep, these are things you should set up

[11:19:18] <m3t4lukas> Zelest I only did this one time when I set up the image I clone from :P

[11:19:34] <Zelest> ah :)

[11:19:42] <m3t4lukas> Another good option is letting chef or puppet handle that stuff

[11:19:58] <m3t4lukas> if you do it on physical machines

[11:20:12] <m3t4lukas> but works on VMs as well

[11:26:35] <Zelest> http://pastie.org/private/s8aippfy5urrg4pckq1w

[11:26:37] <Zelest> like a baws! :D

[11:27:11] <Zelest> now I need to setup the other nodes and configure the replicaset.. as well as ensure they use TLS and are firewalled properly :)

[11:28:10] <m3t4lukas> Zelest: I don't know whether the distributed version supports TLS :/

[11:28:42] <Zelest> oh

[11:29:00] <m3t4lukas> Zelest: do you run community or enterprise version? You gotta compile community version yourself in order to make them communicate in TLS

[11:29:23] <Zelest> no idea, i installed the mongodb-org according to the docs

[11:29:30] <Zelest> or do you mean CentOS?

[11:29:42] <m3t4lukas> Zelest: as far as I know you can still do that via yum

[11:29:53] <m3t4lukas> Zelest, I mean mongo

[11:30:06] <Zelest> OpenSSL version: OpenSSL 1.0.1e-fips 11 Feb 2013

[11:30:14] <Zelest> seems to be compiled with OpenSSL support :)

[11:30:20] <Zelest> (from "mongod --version")

[11:30:29] <m3t4lukas> Zelest: okay, great :)

[11:30:50] <m3t4lukas> Zelest: oh, I see it. Must be new

[11:30:58] <Zelest> :)

[11:32:01] <Zelest> hehe, being used to FreeBSD ports, yum and alike feels so dirty

[11:32:29] <Zelest> installed vim and it installed 30 packages (perl and friends)

[11:32:38] <Zelest> as if vim itself requires perl :P

[11:32:44] <Zelest> *shivers*

[11:33:59] <Derick> i'm trying to install git on AIX and it pulls in X...

[11:34:07] <Zelest> ouch :(

[11:34:25] <Derick> m3t4lukas: I thought that TLS is enabled in 3.2 for community too, but could be wrong

[11:35:15] <Zelest> is TLS a pita to setup?

[11:35:17] <m3t4lukas> Derick: must be new to 3.2

[11:35:22] <Zelest> e.g, like TLS for MySQL with replication

[11:35:34] <Derick> Zelest: no, it's just adding a key to stuff

[11:35:47] <m3t4lukas> Zelest: nope, it's just a line in the config and keys

[11:35:58] <Zelest> aah *pewh*

[11:36:06] <Zelest> then iptables is still the enemy of today :)

[11:36:18] <m3t4lukas> Zelest: nope, use firewall-cmd

[11:36:45] <Zelest> looks just as evil as iptables :P

[11:37:21] <m3t4lukas> it isn't, it's way easier. You CAN pass it iptables rules, but it has short hands for most things

[11:37:30] <Zelest> hehe

[11:37:37] <Zelest> what bothers me is the whole "one command per rule" idea

[11:37:54] <Zelest> i prefer a "firewall configuration" (like BSD's pf.conf) where you just reload it

[11:38:05] <Zelest> a lot easier to maintain and learn :)

[11:41:14] <Zelest> btw, is mongodb-org-server.x86_64 0:3.2.0-1.el7 the community or enterprice version?

[11:41:17] <Zelest> *looks at el7*

[11:41:52] <Derick> that's just enterprise Linux 7

[11:42:00] <Zelest> ah

[11:42:17] <Derick> If you don't know the super secret URL, it's going to be community

[11:42:20] <Zelest> uhm...

[11:42:21] <Derick> it should tell you too though

[11:42:37] <Zelest> http://pastie.org/private/syezovfgsq4qlcjzdzknha

[11:42:38] <Derick> when connecting to it I believe

[11:42:41] <Zelest> selinux blew up :(

[11:43:00] <Derick> yeah, good luck with that :)

[11:44:09] <Zelest> oh, nvm

[11:44:10] <Zelest> it's disabled

[11:45:59] <m3t4lukas> Zelest: okaaay, naver seen stuff like that. Normally selinux behaves if you handle it right

[11:46:09] <m3t4lukas> SELinux is like a child :P

[11:46:22] <Zelest> hehe

[11:47:24] <Derick> you mean it's a pain in the butt?

[11:47:36] <Zelest> that's how you DON'T get kids ;)

[11:47:44] <Zelest> *hides in shame*

[11:48:06] <Zelest> second node configured! \o/

[11:48:35] <Zelest> I havn't used anything over mongo 2.6.x .. :o anything new i should configure or setup to have all of the awesome-sauce it in? :o

[11:48:46] <Zelest> e.g, compression, wiredtiger, etc

[11:48:50] <Derick> should be the same

[11:48:56] <Derick> 3.2 has wiredTiger by default

[11:49:00] <Derick> default compression should be ok

[11:49:00] <Zelest> oh

[11:49:04] <Zelest> sexy

[11:49:43] <m3t4lukas> Derick: really? wired tiger by default? :o yaaay! no more service file fiddling :P

[11:49:59] <m3t4lukas> or better said less fiddling :P

[11:50:59] <Zelest> if I want to load my old mongo database.. a mongodump and mongorestore will do?

[11:51:13] <m3t4lukas> yep

[11:51:19] <Zelest> :)

[11:51:57] <m3t4lukas> temporarily adding the old servers to the cluster should do, too.

[11:52:12] <Zelest> the old cluster is 2.6 though

[11:52:18] <Zelest> is that a very good idea to add them?

[11:52:23] <Zelest> won't that cause issues?

[11:53:20] <m3t4lukas> Zelest: As far as I know it should not be a problem. but what could happen? Worst case scenario: you wipe the data dir of the new servers

[11:53:40] <m3t4lukas> or they just don't add to the cluster

[11:53:54] <Zelest> yeah, might be true

[11:53:57] <m3t4lukas> I'd try it. less work for you

[11:54:13] <m3t4lukas> but do a backup beforehand. Just to be safe

[11:54:33] <m3t4lukas> As you should do before doing anything whenever you do something

[11:54:37] <Zelest> yeah :)

[11:59:13] <profsimm> Hey folks service mongod dies on startup, no log, or I don't know where it is, any route I can take?

[12:04:25] <profsimm> Folks?

[12:04:38] <m3t4lukas> profsimm: some more data please

[12:04:56] <m3t4lukas> profsimm: what OS what version of mongodb?

[12:05:26] <profsimm> m3t4lukas: I wish I had any. Ubuntu, mongodb, used to work, now I run "service mongod start" it shows it starting successfully and the process disappears a split second later

[12:06:32] <m3t4lukas> what happens if you back up you data dir and and empty it?

[12:07:51] <m3t4lukas> I take a wild guess and think it tries to treat an mmapv1 dir as a wired tiger dir

[12:08:20] <Zelest> oh, mongoimport on 3.2 imports multiple collections at once :o

[12:10:20] <Derick> Zelest: yup :-)

[12:11:16] <Zelest> oh, the datadir looks a LOT different as well :o

[12:13:31] <Derick> yes, because of WT

[12:13:39] <Zelest> figured :)

[12:14:13] <Zelest> and it's insanely fast :o

[12:15:26] <m3t4lukas> I will be away for the next three hours

[12:19:34] <Zelest> how can I see how long a query takes?

[12:19:41] <Zelest> time spent that is

[12:21:53] <Zelest> ah, profiler

[12:46:53] <profsimm> Sorry I was here talking about mongod crashing on startup no data no logs. On Ubuntu.

[12:47:00] <profsimm> Where should I look

[12:48:02] <profsimm> Wait: Unable to create/open lock file: /data/db/mongod.lock errno:13 Permission denied Is a mongod instance already running?, terminating

[12:48:07] <profsimm> Any thoughts?

[12:57:19] <profsimm> Ok it seems mongod runs with insufficient permission in service. How do I set that, any idea?

[13:25:32] <Keksike> I'm doing a ensureIndex (aka createIndex) into my groups collection like this. When I try to add a new group it gives me a duplicate key error of a field that isn't even mentioned in the ensureIndex, why is this? https://gist.github.com/Keksike/a008c661d71d43fb0363

[13:25:55] <Keksike> I use cn to create the indexes but get the error from the dn-field

[13:26:15] <Keksike> can it be because of some old ensureIndexes I have done previously? should I drop the index?

[13:30:29] <Keksike> ah, yeah there was some old index there

[13:42:25] <cheeser> looks like an old index

[13:47:11] <Keksike> yeah :)

[13:47:15] <Keksike> ty

[13:47:20] <cheeser> np

[16:10:03] <hagb4rd> hi. i have a collection i use to store some log data in. the inserted docs are always the same. when printed to json i realized half the characters of a 'dataset' never changes..and so my question is: would it matter for the total size of the collection if i would have given shorter names to the columns?

[19:06:38] <robsco> what's the easiest way to get the min value of a field across all my docs? it's a unix timestamp field

[19:07:03] <robsco> '$group' => { '_id' => '$id', 'first' => { '$min' => '$last_seen' } } ?

[19:07:19] <robsco> 'last_seen' being the field

[19:08:17] <cheeser> a sort and a limit(1) ?

[19:08:35] <robsco> aye was just googling that approach, i'd seen some mention of 'first' a few days ago too

[19:47:43] <shlant> hi all. I ran db.copyDatabase('foo', 'bar');. It returned ok. Is there a way to check the status of the copy?

[20:08:59] <robsco> are there any memory optimisations/configurations I should be aware of with MongoDB, or is it simply a case of having enough RAM for OS disk/file caching?

[20:42:26] <m3t4lukas> shlant: export both and compare using meld :P

[20:42:59] <m3t4lukas> robsco: it's about ram. There are optimizations concerning the file system

[20:43:25] <robsco> k, thanks

[21:13:06] <morf> hello

[21:13:30] <Boomtime> hi there

[21:14:04] <morf> can i ask why debian 8 is not officially supported?

[21:18:10] <m3t4lukas> morf: debian 8 came out pretty recent.

[21:18:36] <m3t4lukas> morf: it has been also kinda outdated like 5 years before it has been released :P

[21:19:18] <morf> rude...

[21:19:42] <morf> 9 months or so is not that recent

[21:19:43] <m3t4lukas> sry, didn't mean to offend

[21:19:48] <morf> :)

[21:20:00] <cheeser> it is odd that there's 7 but not 8 support.

[21:20:18] <morf> i'm sure it's working ok

[21:20:32] <morf> or pretty sure lol

[21:27:18] <m3t4lukas> you can only be sure if you try

[21:30:14] <morf> well looks fine on first sight

[21:56:58] <msx> hi all, while restoring a dump made from a mongo 2.6 to a mongo 3.0.8 (wiredTiger) the restoration get stuck in a loop: while mongod process load varies from 10~18% there's no I/O activity (with the exception of the eventual memory flush from the system). The last line of mongo's log file reads: '2016-01-08T21:06:13.001+0000 I - [conn4] Index Build: 615400/1160709 53%' and that's it

[21:57:05] <msx> any idea?

[21:57:48] <msx> *storage I/O

[22:00:40] <m3t4lukas> msx: sry, no idea. Maybe Derick knows something

[22:01:50] <msx> m3t4lukas: o/ thanks for the heads up :)

[22:02:12] <msx> I will wait untill pinging him though...

[22:02:24] <msx> s/until

[22:02:44] <m3t4lukas> I just did it by metioning him :P

[22:03:33] <msx> m3t4lukas: ah yes, but I guess that depends on you IRC client or the way you have it configured? I'm no sure

[22:04:25] <msx> it's been a time I did my part with mine and never touched it back again

[22:04:36] <m3t4lukas> yeah it does. Most clients are preconfigured that way

[22:04:52] <msx> cool

[22:39:15] <msx> m3t4lukas: btw, is there any mongo forums out there? I couldn't find such on mongo's OSS portal

[22:48:16] <msx> This is exactly what I'm experiencing right now: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/33867354/after-mongodump-calling-mongorestore-hangs

[23:28:56] <freewil> why does mongo not use indexes when querying with $or and using sort()?

[23:29:06] <freewil> … at least in 2.4 https://docs.mongodb.org/v2.4/reference/operator/query/or/

[23:29:20] <freewil> any workarounds?

[23:30:44] <Boomtime> @freewil: https://docs.mongodb.org/v2.6/reference/operator/query/or/#or-clauses-and-indexes

[23:31:06] <Boomtime> i don't know about 2.4, an explain(true) output might be interesting

[23:31:16] <morf> .3

[23:31:16] <Boomtime> however, the workaround is incredibly simple; upgrade

[23:31:27] <morf> sry

[23:31:44] <freewil> i see

[23:32:08] <freewil> Boomtime: thanks

[23:32:11] <Boomtime> 2.4 is EOL, 3.2 is the latest, and there is 2.6 and 3.0 major releases inbetween, so you really should consider upgrading

[23:57:14] <shlant> hi all. is it possible to set rs.slaveOk() in a config or something so it persists?

[23:58:39] <cheeser> no

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