Hi,

i've just compiled amarok 2.2 from git, but removed it again, because of the last.fm Problem (need to be subscriber to listen..., etc ), via "make uninstall".
After that, i reinstalled amarok 2.1 (debian/sid) and if i start amarok now, i get following errormessage:
.

Any hints how to solve this?

Greetz,
Steve

If you used this HowTo make sure you removed ~/.kde/env/myenv.sh
and string

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export PATH=$HOME/your_path/bin:$PATH

from .bashrc

Also performing

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kbuildsycoca4 --noincremental

could help.

BelaLugosi wrote:Hi,

i've just compiled amarok 2.2 from git, but removed it again, because of the last.fm Problem (need to be subscriber to listen..., etc ), via "make uninstall".

I don't see how going back to a previous verison of Amarok would solve this, as it is a policy change made by last.fm

BelaLugosi wrote:Hi,

i've just compiled amarok 2.2 from git, but removed it again, because of the last.fm Problem (need to be subscriber to listen..., etc ), via "make uninstall".
After that, i reinstalled amarok 2.1 (debian/sid) and if i start amarok now, i get following errormessage:
.

Any hints how to solve this?

Greetz,
Steve

Have you compiled 2.1 by your own or from debian repos?
Check, if you have files called:
libamarok_collection-daapcollection.so
libamarok_collection-ipodcollection.so
libamarok_collection-mtpcollection.so
libamarok_collection-sqlcollection.so

and post the path.
Seems you've installed in wrong path. Maybe /usr/local

Btw. Forget about the tip from SeaJay
And last.fm subscriber policy has nothing to do with Amarok2, as Mamarok stated.

m0nk

Thanks for your replies so far.

@ SeaJay
As to been seen in my profile-info on the left and stated in my posting, i'm not using *buntu. So thanks, but the hint is not helpful for me.

@ Mamarok
Well, you're right 'bout the policy change, that's not an amarok-issue, but it worked in 2.1 until i decided to have a look at 2.2 yesterday. So, naive as i am ( ), i thought about using 2.1 until I'm "forced" to upgrade to 2.2 as it hits Debian/sid repos.

@ Dieter Schroeder
I've installed 2.1 from Debain repos.
The files you mentioned are existing in following paths:

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$ -> locate libamarok_collection-daapcollection.so
/home/steve/amarok/build/lib/libamarok_collection-daapcollection.so
/usr/lib/kde4/libamarok_collection-daapcollection.so

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$ -> locate libamarok_collection-ipodcollection.so
/usr/lib/kde4/libamarok_collection-ipodcollection.so

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$ -> locate libamarok_collection-mtpcollection.so
/home/steve/amarok/build/lib/libamarok_collection-mtpcollection.so
/usr/lib/kde4/libamarok_collection-mtpcollection.so

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$ -> locate libamarok_collection-sqlcollection.so
/usr/lib/kde4/libamarok_collection-sqlcollection.so

I hope, these informations are useful.

Greetz,
Steve

I've just ran into this exact problem (remove git > install 2.1 on sid). Removing amarok with the --purge option and then installing it again did the trick for me.

anthon wrote:Removing amarok with the --purge option and then installing it again did the trick for me.

Did that several times, didn't workout here...

How about remove --purge amarok-common? I not sure wether it's gonna change something, but that's how I exactly fixed it...

Purged both, same result. But thanks.

Ok, it's done!

After deleting every bit of amarok from my system, purging and reinstalling from the repo, it's working again _with_ last.fm support. Thanks to all who helped.

Greetings,
Steve