I am following this tutorial in hopes of installing/ setting up Mongodb on my mac. When attempting to run mongodb with command 'mongod' I receive the following error "shutting down with code:100". Through research I have found that this error message is thrown because mongodb cannot find the folder to store the database, but isn't that what I did with command 'sudo mkdir -p /data/db' ?
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You need to specify the data folder, when you launch mongod
. For example:
mongod --dbpath /data/db
If launching automatically, it reads from the configuration file parameter storage.dbPath
.
Given that the default database path is /data/db
, if mongod
can't find that path, it could be a permissions issue, where the mongod
process isn't the owner of the folder.

David Makogon
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