ubuntu installed MongoDB error
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On 22.04 you need to use
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@PitaJ I read the source you provided and installed it. Thanks.
But then I can't move forward in the "mongo" database part.
Configure MongoDB General MongoDB administration is done through the MongoDB Shell mongo. A default installation of MongoDB listens on port 27017 and is accessible locally. Access the shell: mongoNothing happens when I type MONGO
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@ye8 try use command
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test> > use admin Uncaught: SyntaxError: Unexpected token (1:0) > 1 | > use admin | ^ 2 |"SyntaxError " i get the error .
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@ye8 said in ubuntu installed MongoDB error:
enter command
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@brazzerstop you =
I think I've come to the end of the installation. I want final help from you
Enable database authorization in the MongoDB configuration file /etc/mongod.conf by appending the following lines: security: authorization: enabled"""/etc/mongod.conf """" How do I enter the command?
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@ye8 said in ubuntu installed MongoDB error:
"""/etc/mongod.conf """" How do I enter the command?
Try this command to edit file mongod.conf
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@ye8 it looks like you have authentication enabled on the MongoDB instance but have specified an incorrect password during setup.
When you created the username and password for the NodeBB database did you specify
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