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npm install mongoose fails on windows with node-v4.0.0-x64 and mongodb-win32-x86_64-2008plus-ssl-3.0.6-signed #3362
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Looks like a bunch of warnings - mongoose should work fine in this case unless you use kerberos auth. I could be wrong - I can't read Chinese unfortunately. |
@vkarpov15 similar issue. just installed node v4. on Yosemite.
though it looks like the issue might be with mongodb, not mongoose directly. |
I don't see any error messages above @sweetcoco, looks like a normal build. |
It seems to work fine, but I get this fun little warning/error (that I never had before on node v0.12.4), @vkarpov15.
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Which version of mongoose is this? |
Same errors on both 4.1.7 and 3.9.7 |
Not an error, just a warning. Either way, doesn't matter, the pure JS bson parser is much improved and should be about as fast as old native bson parser. |
@vkarpov15 @sweetcoco From the logs, all errors are with mongodb, not mongoose directly. However, mongoose fails to work with installation by |
@wayne5ning do you get any errors when you try to run mongoose? Also, @sweetcoco please don't use mongoose 3.9.7 for anything, that was an unstable release |
@vkarpov15
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Yeah I get the same issue on node 4.0.0. We're working on it. I wouldn't worry about it though - unless you have your mongodb instance configured to use your kerberos cluster as an authentication mechanism it won't affect you. |
@vkarpov15 The problem is that capistrano for example during the deployment sees this error, immediately terminate deploy the application. |
How does capistrano determine this is an "error"? The |
@vkarpov15 Everything is fine. All day today, capistrano stopped after this error. Now everything works, I don't know what it was. |
Error in installing Mongoose with node v4.0.0
make: Entering directory |
it's a warning, not an error |
For anybody seeing the same issue as reported by @pomeo, the problem is due to the fact that your system is missing the MIT Kerberos library. On Ubuntu I was able to fix this by installing libkrb5-dev:
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+1. I was also got into this problem and solved by installed the missing library. |
"npm install mongoose --save" is giving the errors below. I am using basic MongoDB functionality which is working fine though. I installed the 2015 community edition for Visual Studio & added the path to CL.exe to path environment variables to get rid of some of the errors that were coming but the following is still there. Seems to be an array of errors that I am trying to resolve. Not sure if I am addressing the right issue. I was expecting it to install error free. Am I missing something?
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* *fakes3* update * Retested mongoose delete op * Mostly bug fixes with a few new features **NOTES** * One NPM warning on dev with: ``` sh-session npm WARN EPEERINVALID [email protected] requires a peer of kerberos@~0.0 but none was installed. ``` ... assuming previous maintainer response of Automattic/mongoose#3362 (comment) since this appears to be working See those packages changelogs for details
npm install mongoose
works withNode.js v0.12.7
, but fails with node-v4.0.0-x64.Software and system
Visual Studio 2015
Python 2.7.10 (default, May 23 2015, 09:40:32) [MSC v.1500 32 bit (Intel)] on win32
Win10 x64
Logs
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