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how to connect Node.js with MongoDB using a .env file. the mongodb connection is running on a local server. i run npm start in my terminal and the server not found logic of the app.js file is executed instead
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I'm trying to schedule a job using pgAgent in postgresql.
pgAgent is working fine with the postgres database, but when i'm selecting the other database which i created. It is not working, the job is getting failed.
Can someone guide me in configuring it for another database also.
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Find your %AppData%\Roaming\postgresql\ pgpass.conf file under the user which you have defined as OS's username while installation steps.
For my computer : C:\Users\postgres\AppData\Roaming\postgresql\pgpass.conf
Change the line; localhost:5432:postgres:postgres:password as localhost:5432:*:postgres:password
It works for me.
HOST:PORT:DATABASE:USER:PASSWORD
PgAgent --> Steps --> ConnectionType="Remote"
PgAgent --> Steps --> Connection string : host=localhost port=5432 dbname=dataBaseName user=userName password=password
Will Work..!
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I already have a mongo running on my computer. I would like to move this to a docker container.
Now, I understand that a container should be immutable,and I agree.
In this case, how should I actually use my local data or import it to the mongo container?
You don't have to import it, you can mount your host mongodb "data" directory to your container's /data directory where your mongodb is running within. Then your mongodb running inside a container will share the same data as you are currently using with your mongo running on your host.
This link will help: https://docs.docker.com/engine/userguide/containers/dockervolumes/
If you run mongo in a container and don't mount the data volumes out of the container then when that container stops running the data is gone with it.
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Task:
To install MongoDB after downloading
To Note:
I can't install it from terminal for some reasons. And I am using Ubuntu 14.04
I just don't know what to do after downloading. Coz there are no executable files or something.
This is preety good article for installation of mongodb step by step.
How-to-install-mongodb-on-ubuntu
Click here for mongoDB tutorials
To start your mongodb server : mongod
You may find error that database directory is not created. For that,
Create your database directory(default path) : mkdir -p /data/db and then restart your server again.If you did not find any error then skip this part.You can also change your database directory path. Here is command for that mongod --dbpath /your/path
Open new terminal and execute : mongo
If you have any query feel free to comment.Good luck.
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When I connect to default localhost 5432, I get a blank "Guru hint - Server not listening message"
Normally, it should show some messages but I get a blank one!
Can somebody please tell me what's going on?
P/s: I'm new in using pgAdmin III and have absolute zero knowledge about connections. ><"
on what server do you have postgresql server running? make sure your postgresql server starts. on windows check postgre service, on linux do ps -ef | grep postgresql or /sbin/service postgresql status.
If the server already started, check your DB connection set up in PGAdmin.
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I've just purchased a new computer (mac OSX) and I want to continue developing using the same database I had on the old computer. I don't want it remotely done cause I dont want to keep the other computer on. I just want to copy the db and put it on this computer for development. I have a USB stick I can use but I'm not sure how to proceed. brew, rails, ruby, rvm, pg are all installed and configured.
pg_dumpall ?
To dump all databases:
$ pg_dumpall > db.out
To reload this database use, for example:
$ psql -f db.out postgres
I had to do it with -o option for the oids