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[14:59:00] <nullremains> Is there any reason why CLI updates wouldn't apply to the running app?

[14:59:47] <nullremains> In the CLI I see that applicable data has changed, but the running app still shows old/stale data.

[15:00:28] <nullremains> Tried restarting mongo along with the app server and still, CLI changes are not reflected in the app.

[15:01:29] <Derick> probably you're using the wrong database

[15:01:37] <Derick> did you do "use databasename;" in the shell?

[15:02:03] <nullremains> yeah, that's not it

[15:04:09] <nullremains> generally speaking CLI changes are reflected immediately in running mongo instance(s), correct?

[15:04:43] <Derick> sure

[15:05:40] <nullremains> Having a hard time understanding where on earth the stale data is coming from -- client-side cache is cleared, so it's not the browser, and mongo + connected app server have been restarted.

[18:58:22] <snooops> hi, how do i create a mongo document with a date?

[18:58:54] <snooops> or - what is the difference between new Date() and BSON Date regarding to the driver for php to work with date filter?

[21:12:38] <RxMcDonald> Hello, I have a cluster with ~150M docs of around 3kb each, and I'm creating a text index on it, and it's terribly slow, it will take weeks

[21:12:55] <RxMcDonald> Is there a way to increase the index creation speed?

[21:18:55] <RxMcDonald> Is it because the working set doesn't fit in RAM?

[22:38:37] <niekniek> hello! If I have 2 mongo nodes and an arbiter, and the secondary and the arbiter go down, will the primary remain the primary?