set mongodb config file to null device #232
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| var null_device = '/dev/null' | ||
| } else if (process.platform.match(/win32/) !== null) { | ||
| var null_device = 'NUL' | ||
| } |
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set mongodb config file to null device
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Hi,
I've added code to lib/util/mongod.js to determine the platform specific null device and set the mongod config
file to it. This will prevent abnormal behavior when mongodb is installed with homebrew and other repositories
that set a "mongod" script in the system path.
Regards,
Sebastian.