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[10:14:05] <tangorri> hi

[10:14:11] <Derick> hi

[10:14:24] <tangorri> I try to create user but got `Error: couldn't add user: Use of SCRAM-SHA-256 requires undigested passwords`

[10:15:13] <Derick> interesting that you mention that. I'm just trying to debug that myself

[10:15:32] <tangorri> :)

[10:16:54] <Derick> can you show how you're adding passwords?

[10:17:33] <tangorri> ok succed force (should be default) mechanisms: [ 'SCRAM-SHA-256'], passwordDigestor: 'server'

[10:19:24] <tangorri> hmmm can't connect with it btw

[10:20:20] <tangorri> auth is really complicated with mongo

[10:20:52] <Derick> I know

[10:21:04] <Derick> auth & roles both

[10:27:10] <tangorri> I have done; use dbApp; db.createUser; <= user must be added into their own db right, not in admin ?

[10:27:42] <tangorri> hmmm ok successfully connected with mongo compass

[10:27:49] <tangorri> the cli client must be out of date

[10:28:22] <Derick> I usually would create users in admin

[10:28:27] <Derick> that's perhaps what the CLI expects

[10:28:33] <tangorri> ho

[10:29:53] <tangorri> then the relation with db for the user is on ...roles : [ ..., db: 'here?' ] ?

[10:30:01] <tangorri> I will try that

[10:31:03] <tangorri> how do I remove the user from the dbApp so ?

[10:31:29] <tangorri> googled :d

[10:34:13] <tangorri> do you guys create users on admin db or on dbItself ?

[10:34:18] <tangorri> typically

[10:35:02] <tangorri> hmmm Derick fail anyway using admin db user

[10:35:40] <tangorri> need to get recent mogo client

[10:39:48] <Derick> oh, you have an old client?

[10:39:56] <Derick> tbh, I don't know how auth works either

[12:18:16] <tangorri> Derick, work great from every clients, using users on its own db

[12:18:32] <Derick> ok, so it was just an outdated client?

[12:18:38] <tangorri> yes

[12:18:46] <tangorri> :)

[12:19:14] <Derick> I think that could be my problem too then

[12:19:32] <tangorri> works now great but to answer the question before, seems that user need to exist on its own db

[12:19:36] <Derick> https://evergreen.mongodb.com/task/mongo_php_driver_tests_php5__versions~4.0_php_versions~5.5_os_php5~rhel71_power8_test_replicaset_auth_24d651a689b5f28c34f19fabccb2b74d98f105d8_18_12_04_16_06_07 fails currently with this error:

[12:19:45] <Derick> OperationFailure: Use of SCRAM-SHA-256 requires undigested passwords

[12:19:47] <Derick> 2018-12-04 20:46:27,953 [DEBUG] mongo_orchestration.apps:55 - send_result(500)

[12:19:52] <Derick> So I suppose I have an old py-mongo on that machine

[12:20:11] <tangorri> Derick, I needed to specify mechanism and digester

[12:20:29] <Derick> tangorri: yeah, but for me th eonly place where this fails is on *this* specific host

[12:20:57] <tangorri> this ?

[12:21:10] <tangorri> you mean from php ?

[12:21:35] <tangorri> sry

[12:21:37] <Derick> no, we use pymongo to set-up the environment for testing the PHP driver

[12:22:27] <tangorri> sorry I can't read that log

[12:22:34] <Derick> oh, sorry :-/

[16:36:30] <jim87> Hello! I've got the following update query: db.sampled.update({'profile.generics._id': {$in: ['2854']}}, {$pull: {'profile.generics': {$elemMatch: {'_id': {$in: ['2854']}}}}}, {'multi': true}) - the problem is that it matches the documents, but it will modify no one

[16:36:34] <jim87> How is it possible?

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