Mongodb Atlas: Error: Username contains an illegal unexpected character










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I have created an online account account with MongoDB Atlas. And now I am trying to connect to it. Form the Atlas admin panel, I can retrieve the connection string for my node app.I click at connect and it brings me a modal form where I select "Connect you Application". I select it and then copy the whole connection string proposed.



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After that, I apply the connection in my application and I replace on the password placeholder, my real password.(something like:)



await mongoose.connect("mongo://_myusername_:_password__")@cluster0-shard--00-00-neswb.mongodb.net:27017...


But I get the below error:



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I cannot understand what is the illegal character here. This is a connection string generated by Mongodb Atlas.



Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have been on this issues from quite some time now.



Thank you!










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  • May be this will work stackoverflow.com/a/50590439/7510657. Documented here

    – Anthony Winzlet
    Nov 14 '18 at 18:14











  • I just tried the above suggestion. But now I am getting a: "Error: connection 0 to url closed

    – TheSoul
    Nov 15 '18 at 14:52
















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I have created an online account account with MongoDB Atlas. And now I am trying to connect to it. Form the Atlas admin panel, I can retrieve the connection string for my node app.I click at connect and it brings me a modal form where I select "Connect you Application". I select it and then copy the whole connection string proposed.



enter image description here



After that, I apply the connection in my application and I replace on the password placeholder, my real password.(something like:)



await mongoose.connect("mongo://_myusername_:_password__")@cluster0-shard--00-00-neswb.mongodb.net:27017...


But I get the below error:



enter image description here



I cannot understand what is the illegal character here. This is a connection string generated by Mongodb Atlas.



Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have been on this issues from quite some time now.



Thank you!










share|improve this question






















  • May be this will work stackoverflow.com/a/50590439/7510657. Documented here

    – Anthony Winzlet
    Nov 14 '18 at 18:14











  • I just tried the above suggestion. But now I am getting a: "Error: connection 0 to url closed

    – TheSoul
    Nov 15 '18 at 14:52














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I have created an online account account with MongoDB Atlas. And now I am trying to connect to it. Form the Atlas admin panel, I can retrieve the connection string for my node app.I click at connect and it brings me a modal form where I select "Connect you Application". I select it and then copy the whole connection string proposed.



enter image description here



After that, I apply the connection in my application and I replace on the password placeholder, my real password.(something like:)



await mongoose.connect("mongo://_myusername_:_password__")@cluster0-shard--00-00-neswb.mongodb.net:27017...


But I get the below error:



enter image description here



I cannot understand what is the illegal character here. This is a connection string generated by Mongodb Atlas.



Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have been on this issues from quite some time now.



Thank you!










share|improve this question














I have created an online account account with MongoDB Atlas. And now I am trying to connect to it. Form the Atlas admin panel, I can retrieve the connection string for my node app.I click at connect and it brings me a modal form where I select "Connect you Application". I select it and then copy the whole connection string proposed.



enter image description here



After that, I apply the connection in my application and I replace on the password placeholder, my real password.(something like:)



await mongoose.connect("mongo://_myusername_:_password__")@cluster0-shard--00-00-neswb.mongodb.net:27017...


But I get the below error:



enter image description here



I cannot understand what is the illegal character here. This is a connection string generated by Mongodb Atlas.



Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have been on this issues from quite some time now.



Thank you!







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  • May be this will work stackoverflow.com/a/50590439/7510657. Documented here

    – Anthony Winzlet
    Nov 14 '18 at 18:14











  • I just tried the above suggestion. But now I am getting a: "Error: connection 0 to url closed

    – TheSoul
    Nov 15 '18 at 14:52


















  • May be this will work stackoverflow.com/a/50590439/7510657. Documented here

    – Anthony Winzlet
    Nov 14 '18 at 18:14











  • I just tried the above suggestion. But now I am getting a: "Error: connection 0 to url closed

    – TheSoul
    Nov 15 '18 at 14:52

















May be this will work stackoverflow.com/a/50590439/7510657. Documented here

– Anthony Winzlet
Nov 14 '18 at 18:14





May be this will work stackoverflow.com/a/50590439/7510657. Documented here

– Anthony Winzlet
Nov 14 '18 at 18:14













I just tried the above suggestion. But now I am getting a: "Error: connection 0 to url closed

– TheSoul
Nov 15 '18 at 14:52






I just tried the above suggestion. But now I am getting a: "Error: connection 0 to url closed

– TheSoul
Nov 15 '18 at 14:52













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