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[BUG] After upgrade #124
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I'm also having this problem now, even after removing and re-adding a connection. I also tried downgrading, which gave me corrupt errors. I then removed all related files using AppZapper, and tried the latest version again, but it still isn't working, giving me a "Failed to connect to target host" error. |
Ah I'm sorry, I see a bug about choosing the beta/release channel... And yes, there is a problem to downgrade since I increased the database version (the database to save the connection information). Sorry about that |
can you give more information on how you connect to your server? with ssh? with replicaset? a public server? |
Public servers for me. |
Can you give me more info on how to reproduce this bug? |
you should be able to downgrade to 2.6.2 now. But I still need your help to fix this bug. |
which public server? |
I'm trying to connect to mongohq database.. only works for local databases. |
Are you able to go back to 2.6.2, at least? |
With the 2.6.2 version works fine again. |
ok cool. So I will take my time to fix on the beta version |
Perfect. Thanks for your help :) |
Great, I can reproduce the bug, I will be able to fix it. |
Should be fixed in beta 3 |
I have this problem with mongolab database in beta 3. Version 2.6.2 does not work either. Version 2.6 works with mongolab without problems. |
What do you have in the console? Anything useful? Can you tell me what information you put in the connexion window? |
No I don't have anything useful in the console. In the connection window I have just name, address, port, user, password and database. Anything else is as default. But one thing I noticed is that it change the port to -12536. Eg. if I set port to 53000 it change the port to -12536 after save. Maybe there is too small integer for port? |
Yes, you were right. That was the problem (I introduced it recently). It should be fixed in beta 5 |
Thanks. Now it doesn't change the port value anymore but it still doesn't work with my mongolab databases. I can't get any error but it doesn't show my collections in database. Same databases still work in version 2.6 so something has changed but I can't say what. I also created new test database to mongolab but it doesn't work either. Can you connect to mongolab (there is possibility to create free development databases) databases? |
I found SSL was activated all the time (this is an issue with MongoLab that doesn't support ssl). I was able to use 2.7b6 with MongoLab. Let me know if it works for you too. |
Thanks, now it works with 2.7b6. Btw. Old saved connections didn't work because it changed the ports to something like -12536 (too small integer while converting settings?) and I had to fix those manually, but after that it worked. |
Yes, sorry about this bug... I made a mistake by switching to int16 (I forgot about the signed limit)... |
Hi, I'm having problems with the last update. Now I can't connect to to my databases. When I try to open a database occurs an error "Failed to connect to target host" and sometimes also an Unauthorized.
Thanks.
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