[02:22:33] <SDr> g1eb, you need to set up network mesh between docker containers
[14:35:40] <robertparkerx> I've upgraded php and mongo driver. There was some legacy code that I've converted to latest. For some reason the search or find is not returning the proper results. I think it is this https://hastebin.com/ohuruzajaf.php can someone help me
[14:43:58] <GothAlice> robertparkerx: I don’t suppose you could share that somewhere not blocked by corporate firewall policy? Gist is good people.
[14:46:03] <robertparkerx> I think I just remove '^'.
[14:46:10] <robertparkerx> it returned the right results then
[14:46:20] <GothAlice> No worries! :has a gander: (You preempted my follow-up: “In b4 a hilarious chain of rejected paste services are tried: nope to dpaste, pastebin, codepile, jsfiddle, pastehtml, jsbin, hastebin, …” ;^)
[15:02:21] <GothAlice> robertparkerx: It never hurts to help. :)
[20:49:39] <g1eb> SDr thanks for the reply, i do have a network between containers, and can verify the address gets set correctly
[20:50:14] <g1eb> i think it's on pymongo flask integration that ignores that setting and keeps trying localhost for some reason
[21:52:29] <GothAlice> (Favourite PHP-ism: parse_str being register_globals to this day, even if you do supply the optional array argument to populate, it still contaminates the calling context. Genius! Second favourite: '58afbe0ade06cd24cca00eaf4370b35f6d2450df18fd198945cb4420012cb395' == 58, which is why my Flex apps had to transfer password hashes for verification prefixed by "x" — to prevent interpretation as integers.)
[22:10:28] <GothAlice> It's a hell of a thing to investigate why I was able to log in with a password that was not my password only to discover a common numeric prefix between the actual hashes as being the culprit. A (ノಠ益ಠ)ノ彡┻━┻ moment one hopes to have few of in their life.
[23:57:56] <Sasazuka> so homebrew deprecated support for mongodb and I swapped over to https://github.com/mongodb/homebrew-brew -- on starting up I get: /usr/local/var/mongodb/WiredTiger.wt: handle-open: open: No such file or directory
[23:58:16] <Sasazuka> I had data but I don't need to recover it, I don't mind starting from scratch