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Library was not correctly initialized in Arctic
Hi guys,
I have been using the free mongodb version for over a year together with arctic and everything was working fine. I recently upgraded my mongodb from a shared to a dedicated service. From my personal machine and a server everything is running f. I have a second server and I get the following error message arctic.exceptions.LibraryNotFoundException: Library X was not correctly initialised in <Arctic at xxxxx... .. the error message goes on talking about SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED
I have the server IP on the white list. The weird thing is the code is working from my laptop and the other server but not on the second server i.e. I can rule out something is wrong with the code or the databases in mondodb.
Any idea what I could do?
Many thanks
Tom
I don't think it is worth spending time on this issue. I moved the database back to a shared one
Hi Tom - can you give us a precise description of your environment, old and new please? from the error message snippet in your email I'd guess you have a credentials problem. Probably worth checking you can login to the new server from wherever you're running the python. Cheers Duncan
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Hi @dunckerr
After downsizing the mongodb to the exact setting it was before I still get this error message. I can run the script (I even created one just connecting and selecting a database) from anywhere else just not this server (it used to work up until 2 weeks ago). The server IP is on the IP access list. I was told nothing has changed with this server.
What information about the environment do you need?
Cheers
Tom