couch_jwt_auth

Hi everybody, we like to use couch_wt_auth for authentication, but before we’d like to use it some questions came up on how everything works. I hope somebody could answer these questions here. 1. "Authorization: Bearer TOKEN_HERE“, what is „Bearer“ ? Is it the user name? Or just a constant

Re: Reporting against a CouchDB database

Hi, It is not possible to query with couch in the same way you can with postgres. For example you can query the documents with LIKE '%sometext%' which is very hard to do / takes a long time with temp views for one off queries. Also with postgres it is then possible to JOIN documents

Re: CouchDB crash during compaction with no log messages

Heya Greg, this should definitely not happen at all, regardless of AWS storage type. Are there any other things going on on the VM, when you do this? Can you reliably reproduce this behaviour? Are there other correlating factors (like does this always happen at the same time / due to a

CouchDB crash during compaction with no log messages

We have a set of couchdb databases that we use to collect user information for various purposes. I am inheriting this configuration from a predecessor and am relatively new to couchdb. Whenever we attempt to compact the databases, the server crashes without any messages either in the couchdb

Re: Reporting against a CouchDB database

On 4 March 2016 at 12:03, Mike wrote: > > We have a number of client couchdbs which we query as one. > > I initially wrote: https://github.com/sysadminmike/couch-to-postgres > > To help get ad hoc reports from our couch data using postgres. Thanks looks interesting. What were