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[02:52:35] <jeffzh4ng> can anyone help me? how do i update documents using data from the same document itself with mongoose?

[06:04:47] <shlant> anyone know how to go about diagnosing "SSL peer certificate validation failed: self signed certificate in certificate chain"

[06:05:20] <shlant> the peer it's referencing has an updated certificate with all the fields (O, OU, DC) and the issuer the same

[06:05:44] <shlant> The peer can start, and I can connect to it with the same cert and ca

[06:05:53] <shlant> but the other replica members cannot for some reason

[12:43:29] <guardian> hello, when installing a new mongodb server, are there usual recommendations regarding setting up user permissions / roles?

[16:07:48] <deed02392> hi guys. I have mongo up and running on localhost. i can connect and query locally on the command line. i have an Express app that connects to it and the MongoDB debug log output shows lots of read queries. however when it comes to an insertOne, I get an error saying: connection 0 to localhost:27071 closed

[16:10:49] <deed02392> my connection URL is mongodb://localhost/test-db

[16:17:14] <deed02392> OK so I tried running the insertOne query that got the connection error response and I got an error on the command line saying there was a missing }

[16:17:19] <deed02392> score: Decimal128 { _bsontype: 'Decimal128', bytes: <Buffer 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 40 30> }

[16:17:30] <deed02392> it seemed to be referring to this field. when I removed it, the insert query succeeded

[16:18:10] <deed02392> have there been any changes around dealing with raw bytes in queries?

[17:03:00] <deed02392> it looks like it's because Decimal128 is only in 3.4 and I am on 3.2 thanks to Debian repos

[17:03:50] <Derick> we have 3.4 packages for Debian though