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Start a standalone :binary:`~bin.mongod` instance without access
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control.
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- Open a terminal and run the following command:
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+ Open a terminal and run the following command as the ``mongod`` user :
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language : sh
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The :binary:`~bin.mongod` instance in this tutorial uses
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:option:`port 27017 <mongod --port>` and the ``/var/lib/mongodb``
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- data directory. The tutorial assumes that the ``/var/lib/mongodb``
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- directory exists and is the default :setting:`~storage.dbPath`. You
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- may specify a different data directory or port as needed.
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+ data directory.
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+ The tutorial assumes that the ``/var/lib/mongodb`` directory exists
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+ and is the default :setting:`~storage.dbPath`. You may specify a
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+ different data directory or port as needed.
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+ .. tip::
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+ When :binary:`mongod` starts, it creates some system files in the
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+ ``/var/lib/mongodb`` directory. To ensure the system files have
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+ the correct ownership, follow this tutorial as the ``mongod``
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+ user. If you start :binary:`mongod` as the ``root`` user you will
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+ have to update file ownership later.
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