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Error when try to init Bombolone Mongodb:
$ mongorestore --db new_app --drop data/backup/mongodb/2014-07-29/bombolone
connected to: 127.0.0.1
Wed Oct 15 03:58:07.208 ERROR: don't know what to do with file [data/backup/mongodb/2014-07-29/bombolone]
The dev renamed the folder and forgot to change the command. For init bombolone mongodb, use this command:
$ mongorestore --db new_app --drop data/backup/mongodb/2014-07-29/new_app
Then, update config.py file at line 7. Change DATABASE = 'bombolone' to DATABASE = 'new_app'
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Sweet, thanks @fernandojunior do you mind fix this installation issue with a pull request.
Thank you, now I'm in vacation in Italy, but when I will back in San Francisco next week I will complete the milestone Version 0.3.4.
In the last month I was more focus to #ngTasty but I will totally back taking care of Bombolone.
Ciao
This can be solved removing the need to initialize the database from a backup, and instead using a script (written in javascript or python) that could also support updates.
Regarding the backup and restore, I think a command to do it specifying the path of the backup file would be the best to avoid this kind of errors.
It is good practice not to initialise an application from a backup. You can do it later for backing up/restoring purposes though but not for initialise. I would drop mongodb dump/restore functionality and write the initial data in a file which will be read by an initi script as @devilicecream said. This obviously depends on the amount of data needed to initialise Bombolone.
Error when try to init Bombolone Mongodb:
$ mongorestore --db new_app --drop data/backup/mongodb/2014-07-29/bombolone
connected to: 127.0.0.1
Wed Oct 15 03:58:07.208 ERROR: don't know what to do with file [data/backup/mongodb/2014-07-29/bombolone]
The dev renamed the folder and forgot to change the command. For init bombolone mongodb, use this command:
$ mongorestore --db new_app --drop data/backup/mongodb/2014-07-29/new_app
Then, update config.py file at line 7. Change DATABASE = 'bombolone' to DATABASE = 'new_app'
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: