12:44 <GoProThaiTeam> Hello!

12:46 <GoProThaiTeam> one question. One of our users forgot the password from the mail. How can I manually replace its mail in the database?

12:48 <TimMc> GoProThaiTeam: What password are you talking about?

13:02 <GoProThaiTeam> password of e-mail

13:03 <GoProThaiTeam> this guy registered in sandstorm under hims e-mail

13:03 <GoProThaiTeam> but now, he lose the password

13:03 <GoProThaiTeam> and cannot connect to sandstorm

13:03 <GoProThaiTeam> I have root access to server with our sandstorm

13:04 <GoProThaiTeam> but I don't won't spoil something inside.

13:04 <GoProThaiTeam> need ur advise - how I can change hims login e-mail.

13:11 <TimMc> GoProThaiTeam: Oh, I see!

13:12 <TimMc> That's a great question, stick around and one of the devs might have an answer.

13:19 <TimMc> I see that there is a .../sandstorm/var/mongo/passwd but I can't seem to log into mongo with it (using username "sandstorm" and port 6081)

13:20 <TimMc> Ah, sudo sandstorm mongo gets me a shell.

13:34 <TimMc> If I query for db.users.find({"services.email.email": "my@email.com"}).pretty() I see what appears to be a login identity, but I suspect the email also shows up in other records too that would have to be updated to match...

15:05 <GoProThaiTeam> How can I access the sandstorm database?

15:05 <GoProThaiTeam> Is there any web panel?

15:17 <GoProThaiTeam> How can I access the sandstorm mongodb from my browser? I need change one user e-mail.

15:18 <TimMc> I don't think there's a UI for this.

15:21 <GoProThaiTeam> oh... In this case I must do this thing via shell?

15:28 <TimMc> GoProThaiTeam: It's probably the only way. I don't know how safe it is, though.

15:30 <TimMc> You can also copy the grain directly, so the data isn't lost, at least.

15:35 <GoProThaiTeam> but I have many grains... =( need just change email of user.

15:40 <gharris> dwrensha : Wish it were that easy. Pretty sure it's not running out of memory though. Top is showing plenty of free memory in wire and swap. Additionally MongoDB is showing almost no memory usage, which I would expect. We're in more of a staging scenario right now. I think there may be some user corruption going on.

15:43 <gharris> GoProThaiTeam : There is an in-built MongoDB web UI, but apparently it's not enabled by default, and the default access is via localhost. There are also a ton of other tools you could use

15:44 <GoProThaiTeam> I have a root access to server. How I can turn on the MongoDB web UI?

16:56 <nolan_d> Hey, emailed this to the dev list last night, but would like to launch this today if possible. Is there anything more I need to do to launch a standalone grain than add the domain/token to the standaloneGrains collection and point a cname at my server?

16:57 <nolan_d> I'm trying to set up https://new.lareunioncoop.org to point at a DokuWiki grain I want to launch as a standalone site. The token works, but last night I was getting the page I'd get for an incorrectly-configured static site.

16:58 <nolan_d> Today I'm getting an error page about no grain with this public ID existing because I tried adding a TXT record with the token, which obviously didn't work. The TXT record is gone and now I'm waiting for that change to propagate.

17:07 <nolan_d> Now we're back to the static publishing error...

18:30 <gharris> dwrensha : Going back over everything once again, one of the DNS servers wasn't doing the wildcard DNS correctly. GRRR! Check, double-check, test, and it still fails!

19:15 <zarvox> nolan_d: hmmm, the single record in the standaloneGrains collection should be enough.

20:23 <nolan_d> That's definitely done. Any other ideas?

20:26 <nolan_d> Or rather, I used the following: db.standaloneDomains.insert({_id: "new.lareunioncoop.org", token: "rl6rwsoQ9ce-fKCfbTnwOveuHKngTcYNQqQNUUnt_z4"})

20:27 <nolan_d> Oh, standaloneGrains...

20:27 <nolan_d> Er, no, guess not. I don't see standaloneGrains when grepping the source.

20:29 <zarvox> err, sorry, it's standaloneDomains