rmongodb支持MongoDB 3

Question

I am building a R script in which I need to connect to MongoDB through authentication and process the data fetched from database using rmongodb package.For that I have created a new MongoDB user in version 3.0.4 and while connecting to mongoDB from R script authentication fails. Also the user is authenticated successfully through mongo shell. Also authentication works fine while I authenticate user created in MongoDB version 2.x.

Following is code snippet which we have used in R script to connect to Mongo database.

mongo <- mongo.create("127.0.0.1", "", "user", "pass", "db", 0L )

While executing above code snippet we receive the following response

error: Loading required package: rmongodb Authentication failed.

Please suggest me appropriate solution to authentication failure issue in rmongodb package.

Answer 1

rmongodb (as at 1.8.0) uses a legacy MongoDB C driver which doesn't have full support for MongoDB 3.0 yet. In particular, it will not support using the new SCRAM-SHA-1 default authentication or optional WiredTiger storage engine.

There's an rmongodb issue in Github tracking this: Compatibility with version 3.0 of MongoDB .

Until rmongodb is updated your options (in order of least to most hasslesome) include:

• use a different driver which does have MongoDB 3.x support (ie RMongo 0.1.0 or newer )

• use MongoDB 2.6

• use MongoDB 3.x but downgrade to the older MONGO-CR auth (and do not use WiredTiger or any alternative storage engines)

Answer 2

Having just gone through this myself, I thought I'd add my two cents in case it helps someone.

@Stennie is right on target to with the authentication stuff. So if you want to use mongo 3 the way to get it going is as follows (this is from a ubuntu install).

1) sudo nano /etc/mongod.conf 2) Comment out the "auth=TRUE" line 3) sudo service mongod restart 4) login to mongo shell (now with no authentication so everything is open) 5) use admin 6) Execute the following: var schema = db.system.version.findOne({"_id" : "authSchema"}) schema.currentVersion = 3 db.system.version.save(schema) (the above 3 commands are from here: https://jira.mongodb.org/browse/SERVER-17459) 7) create your users in the appropriate database 8) to make sure the right credentials are set up, type db.system.users.find() and amke sure they have the MONGODB-CR credentials 9) quit mongo 10) ucomment out the authentication line in /etc/mongod.conf 11) restart mongodb using sudo service mongod restart

should work now! I hope that helps someone...