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#mongodb logs for Sunday the 31st of January, 2016
[09:10:35] <e01> is it safe to use mongo's error handler to handle duplicate insertion, i mean if it is always code 11000
[09:11:09] <e01> i am just playing with node and mongo, and my case is user registration with email which is index
[12:18:18] <Gismo1337> got a question about dates in mongodb. im using PHP7 and MongoDB 3.2.1 and i already get in my collection a date in 1969. My PHP framework tells me that i query the correct date. is there any known bug?
[14:10:05] <e01> i am just playing with node and mongo, and my case is user registration with email which is index
[14:10:12] <e01> is it safe to use mongo's error handler to handle duplicate insertion, i mean if it is always code 11000
[16:05:30] <eugenmayer> hello. Did something change with the location of the debian packages on friday or later ? i somehow cannot find mongodb-org
[17:08:48] <bodqhrohro> How should I correctly clean up the journal files? I clean up the system partition today and noticed there are two journal files consuming more than 300 MB. The smallfiles option is passed to mongod in the corresponding systemd unit and I've additionally set `journal=false`, `smallfiles=true` and `noprealloc=true` in the config, run db.shutdownServer() in the shell but the files are still present.
[17:10:45] <bodqhrohro> Sun Jan 31 18:48:11.567 [initandlisten] recover : no journal files present, no recovery needed
[17:13:51] <bodqhrohro> Sorry, 344 MB is consumed together with databases, not by 128 MB journals only
[17:20:15] <bodqhrohro> darkxploit: I've installed it on notebook for some training Node.JS projects, at this moment it's not needed for anything but I keep the working configuration for a case I'll need to quickly set up locally a backend project for remote job