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When i use the lwrp to create the user as mentioned in the readme, the run fails with the above error. The machine I'm using runs on Ubuntu 14.04Lts and chef version is 11.10.
My test.rb recipe looks like this:

hipsnip_mongodb_user "blah" do
  password "some_password"
  username "username"
  roles [ "dbOwner","clusterMonitor" ]
  database "test"
  port 9000
end

The error message is :

Error executing action `create` on resource 'hipsnip-mongodb_user[blah]
NameError
uninitialized constant Mongo

We need to look into this further:
https://github.com/jkeiser/chef-zero

It would be really cool if we could have our automated replica set configuration recipe tested using this.

For the default installation

That should be much less hacky then implementing the process ourselves

The settings in /etc/security/limits.d actually only apply to users with an interactive shell, which is something that's disabled for the mongodb user.
People suggest that in these cases the ulimit can be applied in the init script for a service, but we need to investigate this further.

As per 10gen recommendation here:
http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/faq/diagnostics/

We should be able to do this via the sysctl cookbook, but it needs to be optional (probably off by default) - we don't want to quietly adjust core system settings without people knowing about it.

I noticed some of the Opscode cookbooks doing this, and it definitely makes sense to keep the Readme file itself at a manageable size.
We just need to add more documentation to the files in attributes/*, and then link to them from the Readme.

When trying to run the recipe I get

mongodb/providers/replica_set.rb:56: syntax error, unexpected tIDENTIFIER, expecting tAMPER
==> app: ...'host'].split(':'), admin_user, admin_pass)

Ruby 2.0.0p481 (2014-05-08 revision 45883)

Sorry my ruby is pretty basic and I don't use splat very much - is there an actual error here or a misconfig by me.