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[00:45:42] <stickperson> is there a way to use distinct() with a sort? i want to get disinct values, but if there are multiple documents for a field i want to get the document with the largest value in another field

[02:06:56] <HeavenSucks> what is a query table?

[03:40:27] <dman777_alter> how do I disconnect a session with mongoclient? using node driver

[03:42:10] <dman777_alter> in the new 2.0 I don't see a method

[04:14:05] <dman777_alter> nm

[11:30:14] <Freman> Jan 30 22:23:39 cause mongos[5152]: 2016-01-30T22:23:39.152+1100 I SHARDING [Balancer] balancer move failed: { cause: { ok: 0.0, errmsg: "can't accept new chunks because there are still 4 deletes from previous migration" }, ok: 0.0, errmsg: "moveChunk failed to engage TO-shard in the data transfer: can't accept new chunks because there are still 4 deletes from previous migration" } from: shard0001 to: shard0000 chunk: min: { _id: MinKey

[11:30:14] <Freman> } max: { _id: -9220291463275234325 }

[11:30:28] <Freman> is probably why my process is recording a mammoth backlog huh

[11:31:05] <Freman> both mongos's are complaining abuot it

[12:02:27] <Freman> yay

[12:02:35] <Freman> our mongo has reached 0 events per second throughput

[12:05:04] <Trinity> should I be connecting and closing a connection to mongo everytime i do something like inserting a user or etc?

[12:05:06] <Trinity> i'm using this for node.js

[12:10:46] <Trinity> i'm reading on stackoverflow I shouldn't close the connections as the mongodb drivers will take care of the connections by pooling?

[12:10:54] <Trinity> is this correct? or should I still be closing the connections?

[12:33:59] <Freman> new errors

[12:34:00] <Freman> yay

[12:34:23] <Freman> the irony in our mongo shards being called "cause" and "effect"

[12:43:21] <Freman> so.... in our 2 node sharded setup (3 with config) should I bulk write 1000 documents at a time?

[12:43:31] <Freman> or is it bulk writing that's giving us issues

[13:41:31] <Trinity> why doesnt mongodb have users?

[13:41:44] <Trinity> well it does but not as something defaulted into the drivers

[13:41:46] <Trinity> or at least in the docs

[13:43:26] <Trinity> nvmd

[14:00:38] <Trieste> hi, can I somehow export an already compressed mongodb backup?

[19:54:38] <jacob___> hello

[19:55:03] <jacob___> I have installed mongodb with yum install .. how do i start it up?

[19:57:46] <jacob___> I need some help with MongoDB and centOS

[19:59:29] <cheeser> https://docs.mongodb.org/manual/tutorial/install-mongodb-on-red-hat/#run-mongodb-community-edition

[20:01:08] <jacob___> I found this, I just needed to add the correct yum repo for centos

[20:01:09] <jacob___> https://docs.mongodb.org/manual/tutorial/install-mongodb-on-red-hat/

[20:01:20] <jacob___> thanks anyway cheeser)

[20:04:41] <cheeser> all righty then

[21:05:17] <jacob___> hola

[21:33:42] <YoutubeAPI> Ho, anyone around?

[21:34:03] <jacob___> yo

[21:36:17] <YoutubeAPI> What's the reason for this not saving? https://gist.github.com/InternetExplorer7/62ad2f3bedf0ca2d9c0e

[21:36:26] <YoutubeAPI> (And I'm using Mongoose)

[22:36:28] <zeioth> I don't know if this is the right place to post this, but someone could confirm this bug in the C# driver please?

[22:36:29] <zeioth> https://jira.mongodb.org/browse/CSHARP-1550