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06:11:01
] <
gnu_d
> Hi, I was wondering, if I set the admin database to my projects database, can I specifiy the username and password fields to something else ? - For instance the fields of the project's auth system ?
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11:47:04
] <
mrtAkdeniz
> hey there
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11:47:12
] <
mrtAkdeniz
> im using mongodb with php
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11:47:28
] <
mrtAkdeniz
> and seems like need to use UTCDateTime class for timey wimey stuff
[
12:56:25
] <
mrtAkdeniz
> this UTCDateTime thing is using UTC, as its name... but problem is
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12:56:29
] <
mrtAkdeniz
> Im not in UTC timezone\
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12:56:44
] <
mrtAkdeniz
> I want to filter dates, for example between today and 3 days ago
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12:57:31
] <
Derick
> mrtAkdeniz: you can do that now, with MongoDB 3.6's features
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12:58:09
] <
mrtAkdeniz
> problem is, my timezone is gmt+3 and when I use utcdatetime,it changes day... today's time goes as 2018-09-24 21:00:00
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12:58:16
] <
mrtAkdeniz
> since it is reducing 3 hours
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12:58:19
] <
Derick
> sure, but that's just storage
[
12:58:29
] <
Derick
> it's not reducing anything, it's just showing it from a different zone
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12:58:45
] <
mrtAkdeniz
> wait a minute...
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12:58:51
] <
mrtAkdeniz
> Im inserting also using UTCDateTime
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12:59:02
] <
mrtAkdeniz
> so, now, is actually 12:59 on it
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12:59:06
] <
mrtAkdeniz
> I mean, when it inserts...
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12:59:11
] <
mrtAkdeniz
> so, on query, it should not change
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12:59:25
] <
Derick
> I don't know your code, so I can't say :)
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12:59:35
] <
mrtAkdeniz
> ok just remember that
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12:59:38
] <
Derick
> but it sounds like you might be doing it incorrectly...
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12:59:54
] <
Derick
> I'd love to help, but I need to be on a flight in a short while, so have to leave
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13:00:03
] <
mrtAkdeniz
> Derick: thanks anyway, have a nice day
[
13:00:40
] <
Derick
> ← I wrote many parts of the PHP driver, PHP's Date/Time/Timezone support itself, and MongoDB's timezone support
[
14:17:59
] <
deed02392
> Derick: well the latest Stretch release of debian by default will give you mongod 3.2 from the http mirrors
[
19:13:54
] <
WebertRLZ
> where can I find official mongo:3.0 docker image?
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19:14:05
] <
WebertRLZ
> at least the official Docker File
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19:14:27
] <
WebertRLZ
> no it doesn't exist on Docker Hub