We are trying this on a 'isolated' mongodb, where we imported the dump pointed to by Felipe earlier in this bug. After applying all the .update and .remove commands you suggesteed mgopurge now breaks with different message:
Indeed, I can not find that document in the database. Is it safe to just remove this transaction? (5ac24a1e5540e3051792857b_ded72eda)? Also, if we run into more of this 'orphaned' transactions, can we safely remove them?
Hello, John.
We are trying this on a 'isolated' mongodb, where we imported the dump pointed to by Felipe earlier in this bug. After applying all the .update and .remove commands you suggesteed mgopurge now breaks with different message:
2018-10-17 09:06:49 ERROR failed stage resume: cannot find document {actions 6a783ac4- 0b48-45a3- 87fc-9646f8bd82 de:5c141543- 7e4b-4bbb- 8881-7458104cc3 34} for applying transaction 5ac24a1e5540e30 51792857b_ ded72eda
Indeed, I can not find that document in the database. Is it safe to just remove this transaction? (5ac24a1e5540e3 051792857b_ ded72eda) ? Also, if we run into more of this 'orphaned' transactions, can we safely remove them?
Here is the full output of the commands run just after the import of the dump: https:/ /paste. ubuntu. com/p/GP4ksw7xj K/