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--- Comment #36 from Pedro de Carvalho Gomes ---
I finally set my launchpad. There I am publishing builds from my personal
repository. There I publish the patches that I send upstream, but are still
under revision. Also, I rebase from the official
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--- Comment #35 from Leo ---
Doohh
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--- Comment #34 from Mark Fraser ---
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> I've just installed a 'clean' Kubuntu 19.10.
>
> Tried to build as per Docker, but am getting
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>
> -- Found libgmock: /usr/include/gmock,
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--- Comment #32 from Lapineige ---
After refreshing collection (Tools -> Update Collection), and a few restarts,
my music collection suddenly pop-up… I can see in the track details that the
old database is not read, as my music as no score, last played
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--- Comment #31 from Lapineige ---
Well in that case the end of the playlist is changed as configured, so I'm sure
they do work. But I can't tell you more about it, sorry.
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--- Comment #30 from Mark Fraser ---
That's one thing I can't get to work - dynamic playlists - tracks are never
added or removed.
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--- Comment #29 from Lapineige ---
Yeah, it works ! :)
No error message about Mysql.
Dynamic playlist works again too.
Yet it doesn't seem to connect correctly/completely/? to the database: I don't
have access to the local library, not I can see
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--- Comment #28 from Mark Fraser ---
If it helps, I have successfully compiled Amarok 2.9.70 in Kubuntu 19.10 by
installing
libmariadb-dev-compat
which includes /usr/bin/mysql_config required to compile Amarok.
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--- Comment #27 from Christoph Feck ---
The error message says you still have "amarok-utils" installed. Remove it.
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--- Comment #26 from Pedro de Carvalho Gomes ---
Created attachment 126019
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Dockerfile that set-up Amarok's build environment
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--- Comment #25 from Pedro de Carvalho Gomes ---
Hard to say with this log. But it seems likely that it has to do with the old
PPA. Especially because its versions is newer (2.9.80) than mine (2.9.70); thus
apt may stick to the most recent.
In
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--- Comment #24 from Lapineige ---
Thanks a lot.
I can't install it :( (checksum is ok)
One dependency can't be installed, using 'sudo apt-get install -f' to install
it gives that log (I translated it):
> dpkg: archive treatment error
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--- Comment #23 from Pedro de Carvalho Gomes ---
I have uploaded the package amarok_2.9.70-0ubuntu1_amd64.deb. It is available
until March 15 20202 at the link below
https://framadrop.org/r/kXFlmE3RFf#jxKU+8OyFxXOI+w6jHks9Rwcsa4xQt50+8wl/AlwQbk=
For
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--- Comment #22 from Lapineige ---
Well a simple .deb file is enough for me :)
(you can use this privacy-friendly service to send it if you want to :
https://framadrop.org/)
But if you intend to publish a launchpad anyway, I can wait.
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--- Comment #21 from Pedro de Carvalho Gomes ---
I have build the package, but it will take me a while to set-up my launchpad to
public it correctly. Do you want the .deb file? I could even send you by
e-mail. The file is about 5 MB.
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--- Comment #20 from Lapineige ---
I found the Github repo… can't build, the first step fails.
https://github.com/KDE/amarok
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--- Comment #19 from Lapineige ---
Well I don't even find its repository… so if you can pack it for me it would be
nice :)
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--- Comment #18 from Pedro de Carvalho Gomes ---
(In reply to Lapineige from comment #17)
> >ldd
> >/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/qt5/plugins/amarok_storage-mysqlserverstorage.so #
> >not amarok_storage-mysqlestorage.so
> >libmysqlclient.so.21
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> I
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>ldd /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/qt5/plugins/amarok_storage-mysqlserverstorage.so
># not amarok_storage-mysqlestorage.so
>libmysqlclient.so.21
I guess I'll need to built it my-self ? :/
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--- Comment #16 from Lapineige ---
By Amarok master, the mean the Qt5 version ?
I'll try that, thanks.
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--- Comment #15 from Pedro de Carvalho Gomes ---
I am also running Kubuntu 19.10 and I am able to compile Amarok/master and run
with MariaDB. MariaDB is a complete replacement to Mysql. So it seems like a
good idea to replace all Mysql packages with
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--- Comment #14 from Lapineige ---
Just installing them changes nothing.
Should I change anything else ? (remove mysql ?)
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--- Comment #13 from Pedro de Carvalho Gomes ---
Hi, I need more information that what I have to be able to know what's going
on.
But I suspect that you are not using Mysql. Rather you have MariaDB, which
hasn't deprecated the embedded server.
By the
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--- Comment #12 from Mark Fraser ---
(In reply to Pedro de Carvalho Gomes from comment #1)
> The error happens because Kubuntu 19.10 is shipped with Mysql 8. This major
> Mysql version deprecated Mysql Embedded, which is the standard DB for
> Amarok.
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DEBIAN control file with amendments to allow amarok from 19.04 ppa to be used
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--- Comment #10 from Mark Fraser ---
(In reply to Lapineige from comment #9)
> Thanks for your help.
> I don't understand which file I should change.
> Would that work on Ubuntu ? (and not Debian)
> Is there any potential side effect ?
The idea was to
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--- Comment #9 from Lapineige ---
Thanks for your help.
I don't understand which file I should change.
Would that work on Ubuntu ? (and not Debian)
Is there any potential side effect ?
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--- Comment #7 from Lapineige ---
Up :)
Does someone know how I can fix these errors ?
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--- Comment #6 from Lapineige ---
I noted that, but I don't know how my local environment is configured for
mysql, so I can't tell if it's the right parameters or not ^^
1) you're right, I does contain only an [embedded]. Removing that parameter
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--- Comment #5 from Pedro de Carvalho Gomes ---
Keep in mind that the command and parameters I write are mere suggestions.
Everything is dependant on your local environment.
Some hints about your last question:
1) it's probably fine to remove the
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--- Comment #4 from Lapineige ---
Thanks a lot for helping me with this :)
Yet I can execute the first command… I have:
> Could not open required defaults file:
> /home/MyUserName/.local/share/amarok/my.cnf
But the file exists and is readable.
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--- Comment #3 from Pedro de Carvalho Gomes ---
The following command starts a mysql server with your old Amarok DB that is
accessible only via socket (notice that paths my vary):
/usr/sbin/mysqld
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--- Comment #2 from Lapineige ---
Thank you for your detailed answer.
As a temporary workaround, do you know how I can create such a database, and
import the old one ?
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