Installing on Ubuntu with AWS EC2

[yariplus]

What is being denied? When you try to read the file? Did you try sudo nano /etc/mongod.conf?

[pxnji]

@yariplus Thanks, i dont use sudo.
But when try mongo -u your_username -p your_password --authenticationDatabase=admin it says login failed. but I've changed with the username and password that I have. So when try to setup nodebb it says cant connect to database

[Duke]

@pxnji You might find the database is not actually running.
try

$ sudo service mongod start
$ sudo service mongod status

Solve that first and the rest should go well.

[arranka]

I have the same problem
the manual says this

Enable database authorization in the MongoDB configuration file /etc/mongod.conf by appending the following lines:

security:
authorization: enabled

What exactly is there to do here? the manual does not say

[PitaJ]

@arranka the manual says exactly what to do:

Enable database authorization in the MongoDB configuration file /etc/mongod.conf

Means "edit the file"

by appending the following lines

Means "add the following lines to the end of the file"

Did you do that?

[arranka]

I did not find the way, I'm using putty

[PitaJ]

@arranka if you don't know how to edit files from the command line, you're going to have a bad time. Luckily, it's easy to learn with a simple web search.

[arranka]

edit that file you do from putty or from ubuntu?

[PitaJ]

@arranka putty connects to ubuntu through ssh. If you edit the file through putty, you're editing from ubuntu.

[signal15]

Use vi or nano to edit the file. Nano is probably going to be easier for you.