Thu Nov 8 21:00:38 [Balancer] SyncClusterConnection connecting to [ip1:port1] Thu Nov 8 21:00:38 [Balancer] SyncClusterConnection connecting to [ip2:port2] Thu Nov 8 21:00:38 [Balancer] SyncClusterConnection connecting to [ip3:port3] Thu Nov 8 21:00:38 [Balancer] scoped connection to ip1:port1, ip2:port2, ip3:port3 not being returned to the pool Thu Nov 8 21:00:38 [Balancer] caught exception while doing balance: error checking clock skew of cluster ip1:port1, ip2:port2, ip3:port3 :: caused by :: 13650 clock skew of the cluster ip2:port2, ip3:port3 is too far out of bounds to allow distributed locking.
Am Donnerstag, 8. November 2012 20:45:51 UTC+1 schrieb Tim:
This is a completely different error, and it has to do with clock skew among the nodes. The original error is because "dbpath" is not a valid parameter for mongos (the config file was indeed being read correctly, it just contained the incorrect parameter "dbpath").
> Thu Nov 8 21:00:38 [Balancer] SyncClusterConnection connecting to > [ip1:port1] > Thu Nov 8 21:00:38 [Balancer] SyncClusterConnection connecting to > [ip2:port2] > Thu Nov 8 21:00:38 [Balancer] SyncClusterConnection connecting to > [ip3:port3] > Thu Nov 8 21:00:38 [Balancer] scoped connection to ip1:port1, ip2:port2, > ip3:port3 not being returned to the pool > Thu Nov 8 21:00:38 [Balancer] caught exception while doing balance: error > checking clock skew of cluster ip1:port1, ip2:port2, ip3:port3 :: caused > by :: 13650 clock skew of the cluster ip2:port2, ip3:port3 is too far out > of bounds to allow distributed locking.
> Am Donnerstag, 8. November 2012 20:45:51 UTC+1 schrieb Tim:
>> Is it possible to run mongos due to a .conf file?
>> Am Donnerstag, 8. November 2012 20:31:50 UTC+1 schrieb Tim:
>>> the error code is:
>>> error command line: unknown option dbpath >>> use --help for help
>>> Am Donnerstag, 8. November 2012 20:26:08 UTC+1 schrieb Dwight Merriman:
>>>> what is the error message?
>>>> if you get "ERROR: could not read from config file" the problem is >>>> permissions on that file i would guess
>>>> On Thursday, November 8, 2012 12:44:22 PM UTC-5, Tim wrote: