mongodb please

[skokorob]

Hi guys,

I have mongodb (32bit) running on TC 4.0.2, however I can't seem to get it to run as a daemon (but that's another thread).  It would be nice to have it as a package.  If it is not too much trouble both 32bit and 64bit would be cool.  (32bit for quick, easy development, 64bit for production)

(dubdubdub).mongodb.org/ 


[edit]
I was able to get mongod to run as a daemon; turns out I was trying to use ~/bla/blah when I should have been using /home/tc/bla/blah  (yep, I'ma noob.)

[Juanito]

If it is not too much trouble both 32bit and 64bit would be cool.  (32bit for quick, easy development, 64bit for production)

Just to point out that microcore64 runs 64bit kernel modules, but otherwise allows 32bit applications to each share up to 4gb ram. It does not run 64bit applications.

[Lee]

It does not run 64bit applications.

Do you mean that microcore -cannot- run 64 bit applications?  Or just that there are no 64 bit apps in the repo?  This is  just a matter of curiosity for me as I've never had occasion to worry about such things for any practical reason.

[curaga]

It can, but they'd need to be compiled against toolchain64. Binaries from elsewhere wouldn't run, unless they were static.

[Lee]

Thanks.  That little bit of curiosity has been assuaged. 

[roborob]

Hi,

Any word on whether or not someone might build this?

Thanks!

[skokorob]

This would be  a great package to have available.

Anyone?   

Hi guys,

I have mongodb (32bit) running on TC 4.0.2, however I can't seem to get it to run as a daemon (but that's another thread).  It would be nice to have it as a package.  If it is not too much trouble both 32bit and 64bit would be cool.  (32bit for quick, easy development, 64bit for production)

(dubdubdub).mongodb.org/ 


[edit]
I was able to get mongod to run as a daemon; turns out I was trying to use ~/bla/blah when I should have been using /home/tc/bla/blah  (yep, I'ma noob.)

[Juanito]

I see mongodb is a java app and requires spidermonkey...

Edit: posted - let me know if it works

[mb]

FWIW i remember it being said that the 32bit version of mongodb had problems (of reliability) that the 64bit one didn't have. So it might be worth considering the 64bit version even if none of the normal benefits are available.

[roborob]

I think you are referring to one of the many drivers for connecting to MongoDB.   

     "MongoDB (from "humongous") is a scalable, high-performance, open source NoSQL database. Written in C++"
 
I do not know that spidermonkey is required, there was no mention of it when I installed MongoDB.  I was able to get mongod to run without any specific action relating to spidermonkey. (this is actually the first time I've seen it mentioned)

I installed mongodb using wget and tar:

$ wget http://downloads.mongodb.org/linux/mongodb-linux-i686-1.6.4.tgz
$ tar xzf mongodb-linux-i686-1.6.4.tgz
$ mv mongodb-linux-i686-1.6.4 mongodb
$ mkdir -p mongodb/data/db
$ mongodb/mongod --dbpath ~/mongodb/data/db

Not too bad to install overall, however it would be very cool to have as a package.

I see mongodb is a java app and requires spidermonkey...

Edit: posted - let me know if it works

[Juanito]

..however it would be very cool to have as a package.

a mongodb extension has been in the repo for a month now?

[ognivo777]

I just compiled mongodb 3.2.11 from sources for TinyCore 7.2. It's susscefully runs and working for me. But i have no idea how make extension from that stuff.

[Rich]

Hi ognivo777
Instructions are available from the Wiki:
http://wiki.tinycorelinux.net/wiki:creating_extensions

[ognivo777]

Hi ognivo777
Instructions are available from the Wiki:
http://wiki.tinycorelinux.net/wiki:creating_extensions

Thank you! I will try to do that.
For now i described the bild process here:
http://ognivo-tech.blogspot.ru/2017/01/buildin-mongodb-3211-from-sources-on.html

[alphons]

Building latest mongodb from source (github).
Running compiler for at least 4 hours now on TinyCore64 12 (see attachement)
Hope this will result in some binaries to make new extensions for TinyCore.
Keep you informed.



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