I have two mongodbs in different server, both start with --auth. Now I want to copy a db from one server to another.
> mongo > use admin > db.copyDatabase("mydb","mydb","another_server") It shows:
{ "errmsg" : "", "ok" : 0 } And:
> db.getLastError() null Seems no error, but the copy is not successful. What's the correct command to use?
To import data to a MongoDB database, you can use mongoimport to import specific collections data, or you can use mongorestore to import a binary (BSON) full database backup. The exported database file must be stored locally on the same machine as your client.
If you are using --auth, you'll need to include your username/password in there...
Also you must be on the "destination" server when you run the command.
db.copyDatabase(<from_db>, <to_db>, <from_hostname>, <username>, <password>); If all that doesn't work, you might want to try something like creating a slave of the database you want to copy ...
Starting from Mongo version 3.2 you can do it by using mongodump/mongorestore:
mongodump --host <from_host> --db <from_db> --archive | mongorestore --host <to_host> --archive Additional info could be found at:
https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/reference/program/mongodump/ https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/reference/program/mongorestore/
To make remote mongo reachable you can create ssh tunnel to it:
creates a tunnel to the remote mongodb server and tunnels it through port 27117 to the local client
ssh -fN -L 27117:localhost:27017 <remote_host> In this case the command to run on the local machine you want to restore to could be:
mongodump --port 27117 --db <from_db> --archive | mongorestore --archive
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