connecting to replicaSet with username and password

[stondo]

I can't figure out how to authenticate on a replicaSet with username and password.
Even looked at the source code and couldn't figure out. Isn't it even supported?
Thanks,

Stefano Tondo

[hiddentao]

This should work ok. I use it as follows:

var mongoUrls = [
   'user:[email protected]:32234/dbname',
   'user:[email protected]:17655/dbname'
];

yield Robe.connect(mongoUrls, {
    timeout: 3000
 });

[tixastronauta]

I also can't authenticate. Even using user:[email protected]:32234/dbname:

Error: Failed to connect to db

[hiddentao]

Currently working on Robe v2, which will have updated dependencies. Once that's out this issue might be fixed.

[hiddentao]

Just released v2 with updated dependencies. Hopefully this works now.

[llustosa]

I still can't connect, don't throw exception and returns an invalid connection.

`"use strict";

var Robe = require('robe');
var mainDB;

try{

mainDB = Robe.connect(['user:pass@server/database']);

} catch (err) {
console.log(err.message);
console.log(err.root);
}

console.log(mainDB);`

console.log returns the following:

Promise {
_bitField: 0,
_fulfillmentHandler0: undefined,
_rejectionHandler0: undefined,
_progressHandler0: undefined,
_promise0: undefined,
_receiver0: undefined,
_settledValue: undefined }

[hiddentao]

Robe.connect returns a Promise object, so you need to do:

Robe.connect(['user:pass@server/database'])
.then((db) => {
  // db is instance of database
});

[llustosa]

Thanks!

[llustosa]

Now I`m trying to do a oplog tailing, but this error is thrown "not authorized for query on local.oplog.rs". Using the same user with another tool, every thing works fine and I can query the oplog collection. Have any idea of what could be happening? The user has a read role on the local database.

`"use strict";

var co = require('co');
var Robe = require('robe');

co(function*() {

var db = yield Robe.connect(['user:pass@server/database']);

var oplog =  yield db.oplog();

yield oplog.start();

console.log(oplog);

oplog.onAny(function(collectionName, operationType, data) {
  console.log(operationType);
});

})
.catch(function(err) {
console.error(err);
});`

[hiddentao]

@llustosa Hmm that's tricky. All I can think is that it must be due to monk incorrectly handling auth. Do normal authenticated queries work for you?