Mongodb Atlas: not authorized on admin to execute command
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I have a MongoDB Atlas cluster within which I am trying to simply copy a database within the same instance. Unfortunately, every time I try to run db.copyDatabase() or copydb admin command, I get the following error:
not authorized on admin to execute command
Which is very strange, because I just have one user, and it has access to everything, at least as far as I can tell on atlas (Click to see image here).
I did some search in stackoverflow, but it looked like most of the answers pertain to mongod instances running locally, and not ones running in atlas... Did I setup the user wrong?
mongodb mongodb-atlas
asked Mar 4 at 23:21
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I have a MongoDB Atlas cluster within which I am trying to simply copy a database within the same instance. Unfortunately, every time I try to run db.copyDatabase() or copydb admin command, I get the following error:
not authorized on admin to execute command
Which is very strange, because I just have one user, and it has access to everything, at least as far as I can tell on atlas (Click to see image here).
I did some search in stackoverflow, but it looked like most of the answers pertain to mongod instances running locally, and not ones running in atlas... Did I setup the user wrong?
mongodb mongodb-atlas
asked Mar 4 at 23:21
Seaside9
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up vote
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I have a MongoDB Atlas cluster within which I am trying to simply copy a database within the same instance. Unfortunately, every time I try to run db.copyDatabase() or copydb admin command, I get the following error:
not authorized on admin to execute command
Which is very strange, because I just have one user, and it has access to everything, at least as far as I can tell on atlas (Click to see image here).
I did some search in stackoverflow, but it looked like most of the answers pertain to mongod instances running locally, and not ones running in atlas... Did I setup the user wrong?
mongodb mongodb-atlas
asked Mar 4 at 23:21
Seaside9
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I have a MongoDB Atlas cluster within which I am trying to simply copy a database within the same instance. Unfortunately, every time I try to run db.copyDatabase() or copydb admin command, I get the following error:
not authorized on admin to execute command
Which is very strange, because I just have one user, and it has access to everything, at least as far as I can tell on atlas (Click to see image here).
I did some search in stackoverflow, but it looked like most of the answers pertain to mongod instances running locally, and not ones running in atlas... Did I setup the user wrong?
mongodb mongodb-atlas
mongodb mongodb-atlas
asked Mar 4 at 23:21
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I ended up asking this question to MongoDB University discussion board. In case anyone comes across this, this is apparently because I am using a free cluster.
answered Mar 5 at 16:00
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For your (and anybody else coming across this) reference: docs.atlas.mongodb.com/unsupported-commands and docs.atlas.mongodb.com/reference/free-shared-limitations
– Pete Garafano
Mar 5 at 16:09
I have the same problem but M10 did changing to M10 resolved this?
– Alan Ortega
Sep 25 at 21:49
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this error is because you are trying create the colecction above admin, in atlas this isn't possible because securty.
in this case you need to use the word key use [collection_name]
this is the link for this answer.
it is in spanish.
https://victorroblesweb.es/2016/12/24/crear-una-base-datos-mongodb/
answered Nov 18 at 3:01
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2 Answers
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up vote
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I ended up asking this question to MongoDB University discussion board. In case anyone comes across this, this is apparently because I am using a free cluster.
answered Mar 5 at 16:00
Seaside9
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For your (and anybody else coming across this) reference: docs.atlas.mongodb.com/unsupported-commands and docs.atlas.mongodb.com/reference/free-shared-limitations
– Pete Garafano
Mar 5 at 16:09
I have the same problem but M10 did changing to M10 resolved this?
– Alan Ortega
Sep 25 at 21:49
add a comment |
up vote
9
down vote
accepted
I ended up asking this question to MongoDB University discussion board. In case anyone comes across this, this is apparently because I am using a free cluster.
answered Mar 5 at 16:00
Seaside9
1486
2
For your (and anybody else coming across this) reference: docs.atlas.mongodb.com/unsupported-commands and docs.atlas.mongodb.com/reference/free-shared-limitations
– Pete Garafano
Mar 5 at 16:09
I have the same problem but M10 did changing to M10 resolved this?
– Alan Ortega
Sep 25 at 21:49
add a comment |
up vote
9
down vote
accepted
up vote
9
down vote
accepted
I ended up asking this question to MongoDB University discussion board. In case anyone comes across this, this is apparently because I am using a free cluster.
answered Mar 5 at 16:00
Seaside9
1486
I ended up asking this question to MongoDB University discussion board. In case anyone comes across this, this is apparently because I am using a free cluster.
answered Mar 5 at 16:00
Seaside9
1486
answered Mar 5 at 16:00
Seaside9
1486
answered Mar 5 at 16:00
Seaside9
1486
answered Mar 5 at 16:00
Seaside9
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For your (and anybody else coming across this) reference: docs.atlas.mongodb.com/unsupported-commands and docs.atlas.mongodb.com/reference/free-shared-limitations
– Pete Garafano
Mar 5 at 16:09
I have the same problem but M10 did changing to M10 resolved this?
– Alan Ortega
Sep 25 at 21:49
add a comment |
2
For your (and anybody else coming across this) reference: docs.atlas.mongodb.com/unsupported-commands and docs.atlas.mongodb.com/reference/free-shared-limitations
– Pete Garafano
Mar 5 at 16:09
I have the same problem but M10 did changing to M10 resolved this?
– Alan Ortega
Sep 25 at 21:49
2
2
For your (and anybody else coming across this) reference: docs.atlas.mongodb.com/unsupported-commands and docs.atlas.mongodb.com/reference/free-shared-limitations
– Pete Garafano
Mar 5 at 16:09
For your (and anybody else coming across this) reference: docs.atlas.mongodb.com/unsupported-commands and docs.atlas.mongodb.com/reference/free-shared-limitations
– Pete Garafano
Mar 5 at 16:09
I have the same problem but M10 did changing to M10 resolved this?
– Alan Ortega
Sep 25 at 21:49
I have the same problem but M10 did changing to M10 resolved this?
– Alan Ortega
Sep 25 at 21:49
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this error is because you are trying create the colecction above admin, in atlas this isn't possible because securty.
in this case you need to use the word key use [collection_name]
this is the link for this answer.
it is in spanish.
https://victorroblesweb.es/2016/12/24/crear-una-base-datos-mongodb/
answered Nov 18 at 3:01
camilo lopez
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this error is because you are trying create the colecction above admin, in atlas this isn't possible because securty.
in this case you need to use the word key use [collection_name]
this is the link for this answer.
it is in spanish.
https://victorroblesweb.es/2016/12/24/crear-una-base-datos-mongodb/
answered Nov 18 at 3:01
camilo lopez
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up vote
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up vote
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this error is because you are trying create the colecction above admin, in atlas this isn't possible because securty.
in this case you need to use the word key use [collection_name]
this is the link for this answer.
it is in spanish.
https://victorroblesweb.es/2016/12/24/crear-una-base-datos-mongodb/
answered Nov 18 at 3:01
camilo lopez
1
this error is because you are trying create the colecction above admin, in atlas this isn't possible because securty.
in this case you need to use the word key use [collection_name]
this is the link for this answer.
it is in spanish.
https://victorroblesweb.es/2016/12/24/crear-una-base-datos-mongodb/
answered Nov 18 at 3:01
camilo lopez
1
answered Nov 18 at 3:01
camilo lopez
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answered Nov 18 at 3:01
camilo lopez
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answered Nov 18 at 3:01
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