RockMongo is a MongoDB administration tool, written in PHP 5.

What steps will reproduce the problem?

1. sudo pecl install mongo (1.3.0)
2. open rockmongo 1.1.4
3. login with credentials (mongo auth = true)
4. Subject error appear in tables panel
5. All rockmongo functions not working.

RockMongo Version (1.1.4) Operation System (Ubuntu 12.10 Desktop/Server) PHP Version (5.4.6) php_mongo Version (1.3.0) MongoDB version (2.2.2)

i just updat my mongo php extension to 1.5.1 and suddenly show this error : Fatal error: ini_set(): To prevent data corruption, you are not allowed to turn on the mongo.native_long setting on 32-bit platforms in Unknown on line 0

there is an error when i upgrade mongodb to v2.4.10

Deprecated: MongoDB::command(): The 'MongoCursor::$timeout' static property is deprecated, please call MongoCursor->timeout() instead in ...

and i fixed this in app/models/MServer.php modify "MongoCursor::$timeout = $this->_mongoTimeout;" to "$timeout = $this->_mongoTimeout;" and everything goes well.

I installed the MapReduce plugin and tried a very simple mapreduce functions. However, I always got the following errors:

Result { "errmsg": "exception: SyntaxError: Unexpected token {", "code": NumberInt(16722), "ok": 0 }

Can anyone help me on this? Thanks in advance!

Hi,

First off all Rockmongo Rocks!. Thanks for creating this great app.

I am having some issues connecting to Rockmongo running inside Docker container. One of the limitation with Docker is that it's hard to modify existing configuration once the image has been built. One has to recreate the image with the new configuration. Currently I am not able to override the default configuration to allow it to connect to my Mongo instance running on a separate container.

I would like to propose that Rockmongo configuration can be overridden from environment variables? is that something that Rockmongo already capable off? Or can it be implemented?

I think having the capability to read from environment variables is a good feature especially for users who uses Rockmongo in virtual container like Docker.

GilaCode

i added some metadata from the mongoid class to the action bar of every row this information are available since PECL mongo >= 1.0.11

• http://de.php.net/manual/en/mongoid.getinc.php
• http://de.php.net/manual/en/mongoid.getpid.php
• http://de.php.net/manual/en/mongoid.gettimestamp.php

i added checks for every method so that older mongo extension should work but just do not show the data

i found this quite usefull, for example when there is no creation timestamp in a document

Preview:

As described in issue: https://github.com/iwind/rockmongo/issues/20

Proposed fix: https://github.com/kixorz/rockmongo/commit/87b3ca453e0b68d8d911661a35cfb241a88c7381

What steps will reproduce the problem?

1. Open a record with an empty Dict field
2. Save it as is
3. Field (dict) is converted to

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?

RockMongo Version (1.1.2++)

Operation System (Windows/CentOS, ...) Windows

PHP Version (5.1.6, ...) 5.3.13

php_mongo Version (1.0.9, ...) 1.1.3

MongoDB version (1.8.5, ...) 2.2.0

Please provide any additional information below.

Since 1.1.2 and still in 1.1.4, when you are "updating" records, if that record contains an empty Document {}, which looks like a list in RockMongo [], it will convert the empty Document (DICT) into a LIST.

This then can cause validation errors if you use an ORM like MongoEngine.

Would it be possible to NOT covert empty documents/dict entries when doing updates/inserts?

The mongo_user / mongo_pass options are only used when control_auth is enabled. The documentation only mentions that mongo_auth=false is needed, but the user/pass doesn't work until control_auth has been set to true.

We would like to set the mongo_user / mongo_pass in de config, without an authentication screen for the user (authentication to the rockmongo application is managed on server level).

"Modify Row" (reached from "Update" hyperlink) does not escape double quotes from within JSON field values from existing documents. This prevents any updates, as the JSON becomes invalid (from having the unescaped double quotes inside it).

1. Insert this document: { "description": "This is a wonderful "trendy" location." }
2. From document listing view, click "Update" hyperlink next to that document
3. The "Modify Row" screen shows a large text area. Try to make a simple change, such as changing the word wonderful to nice.

ERROR: Only valid json is accepted

(In contrast, the "Modify field" feature is working OK as it correctly retains the escaping on double quotes, e.g. "trendy")

Using RockMongo v1.1.0

In version 1.5 of the MongoDB PHP driver some driver functionality which was previously documented as deprecated will now formally raise deprecation notices. This includes:

• Instantiating the Mongo class
• Calling MongoCursor::slaveOkay()
• "wtimeout" and "safe" options for MongoCollection write operations
• Manipulating public properties on core classes (such as $collection->w)

Rockmongo needs to be updated to the latest version of the PHP driver API.

A workaround in the interim is to force an install of the older MongoDB PHP driver (1.4.x or earlier).

To force an install of the 1.4.5 PHP driver with PECL, use:

pecl install -f mongo-1.4.5