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As I said, mongodb general Linux release didn't support SSL, and Also, they will not exist after version 4.2 https://www.mongodb.com/blog/post/a-proposal-to-endoflife-our-generic-linux-tar-packages So, I changed my mind about using them and will use ubuntu xenial binaries from http://repo.mongodb.org/apt/ubuntu/dists/xenial/ for now, as they have SSL support, maybe there will be an official Arch Linux repo of mongodb one day :)

I also separated -tools package and now there will be a mongodb-tools-bin package

There is only one problem and that is the mongoreplay binary is not exists in -tools packages of mongodb-org repo of any distro!

I filed a bug here about it, and maybe it will be added soon. https://jira.mongodb.org/browse/TOOLS-2220

＠ali.molaei　 I have installed openssl, openssl-1.0, lib32-openssl, lib32-openssl-1.0, libcurl-compat, lib32-libcurl-compat. However, no progress has been made. I am sad that the error is still that error.

@shane is openssl installed on your system? if yes, try installing libcurl-compat as well, let me know which is helped you

However, after I built with aur, I got an error when trying to exec mongod: mongod: /usr/lib/libcurl.so.4: version 'CURL_OPENSSL_3' not found (required by mongod) Do you know how to solve it?... @ali.molaei

Hey @shine, as you can read in pinned comment, that package will not be updated anymore and does not have SSL support, so... we switched to ubuntu binaries

Hello everyone, if you just want to find the executable file of MongoDB, you may wish to download the file at this link:
https://fastdl.mongodb.org/linux/mongodb-linux-x86_64-4.1.6.tgz
This is the latest version I found that can be downloaded directly. You might change the version number in the link to continue trying. :3

Hey @aj_sopra, I'm aware of the license issue

I think we have to decide what is open-source and what is not, Open Source means many things, we have an Open-source Model and we have also Open Source Initiative Corp that there are some of open-source community members in it

MongoDB is developing in Open-source Model, and the only change in license from AGPL is that it is restricting companies to use the software and not contributing back, and OSI's problem with it is that you cannot restrict how to use the software, etc.

Now, we have to decide, can't we call MongoDB open-source, if they are developing in open-source way? And also, are we deciding or a corporation in California?

Next, I think the license is clearly SSPLv1 and the description cannot mislead anyone, but if there is more push to do it, I'll do it, I don't think it is a big deal

It appears mongodb is no longer considered "open source", can that modifier be removed from the package description? https://www.zdnet.com/article/mongodb-open-source-server-side-public-license-rejected/

@gj545rndmu it is needed only in aarch64 build, as I test the package being built on my x86_64 machine, I always comment that dependancy to test the PKGBUILD for both architectures, on 4.2.2 It was remained commented by mistake

For 4.2.2 you removed depends_aarch64=("libcurl-openssl-1.0") and now you added it again? Why?

@goodpicture I have redownloaded the package using yay AUR-Helper, it successfully reinstalled, are you using an AUR-Helper? If yes, is it keeping any cache? can you clear it's downloaded caches and try again? Is your internet connection fine? The only explanation for me is that the files are not completely downloaded or there is an issue downloading it anyway. Also, can you give me the sha256sum of the downloaded files of yours?

Is there anyone else having the same problem?