MongoDB Package broken

[Evils]

The mongodb 3.2.10-2 armv7h package seems to be broken for two reasons:

1.) The package points statically to boost-libs 1.62, while the current package is 1.63. So shared libraries aren't found.
2.) Even with the correct boost-libs version, the server doesn't start and simply crashes with status=100/n/a

In addition to that, the package is out of date for over a month now.

I tried rebuilding the package with the PKGBUILD I found on the github repo, unfortunately that didn't work either.

Can we fix this?

[gerator]

Same problem here.
I had to downgrade boost-libs for mongodb to work.

[Evils]

Unfortunately I don't have the old mongodb package anymore ...

I tried rebuilding the package, to no avail

[gerator]

It's boost-libs what you need to downgrade.
I can send you the package.

[gerator]

I forgot one tip. I needed to change the storage engine for mongodb in unifi controller itself. Follow this thread (last post):
https://archlinuxarm.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=60&t=9732

[Evils]

I'm not using mongo for Unifi (anymore).

Downgrading boost-libs had no effect for me, mongo simply shut down right after starting after the downgrade.

[gerator]

Sorry for unifi stuff, I mixed two posts
Could you post mongodb's start log?

[fattoony]

Hi,
Having the same problem, so I downgraded libboost to 1.62.0

I then get a error when starting mongo...
$this->bbcode_second_pass_code('', 'mongo: error while loading shared libraries: libicudata.so.57: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory')

libicudata.so.57 is part of icu, I learn't the hard way that if you downgrade icu it breaks pacman.
$this->bbcode_second_pass_code('', '(warning: downgrading package icu (58.2-1 => 57.1-1))')

Incidentally mongo working fine with libicudata and icu downgraded but I had to restore icu to 5.8, can't have broken pacman!.

Has anyone reported this to the package maintainer? if not what is the best way to do this?
I can't seem to find who is the maintainer.

Regards

[Evils]

Well, mongodb for armv7 or any 32bit arm based OS was removed...
Not sure if that's better as it breaks lots of other packages, but not my decision neither could I find any comment on that ...