Hello All, I have a script that gets data from mongo. Before upgrading mongo to 3.2 and used the old connection method with MongoDB::Connection module, then I have never got the following error: MongoDB::NetworkTimeout: Timed out while waiting for socket to become ready for reading I'm using the following connection method: ... 
use MongoDB;
my $database_server ="<IP>";
my $database_port = "<port>";
my $username = "<username>";
my $password = "<password>";
my $database_name = "<database>";
my $conn = MongoDB::MongoClient->new(
   host =>  $database_server,
   port =>  $database_port,
   db_name => $database_name,
   username=>  $username,
   password => $password,
   connectTimeoutMS => -1,
   socketTimeoutMS => -1,
);

my $out = $db->get_collection('<collection>')->find(...);
$out->immortal(1);
...

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Currently I'm using MongoDB 1.4.0 perl driver and Mongo 3.2.6 server What am I doing wrong ? Thanks Logo

In reply to Mongodb query always quit with error by Logo

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