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Hello guys. I installed amarok-1.3.7 today and was playing with the dynamic mode. That left me with an empty collection. After having played two or three songs, the entire collection vanishes and was never seen again. Fortunately I had a backup, but that\'s certainly not the intended way, is it? What\'s up there?
Kind regards, Stephan |
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Do you mean it deleted all your files?
i have never ever seen this with any KDE software or did amarok Removed the music from the database? or Remove all your symlinks to your music? the latter 2 are the result of not having permission to read the music (cannot be used) the symlink/file becomes useless so it is removed from your music list. |
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OK, that was misleading. You\'re right, amarok removed all music entries from the database. I cannot imagine, that amarok couldn\'t read the directories, because it runs with my user permissions (rwX).
Besides, the entries do not vanish, when I refresh the collection; they disappear when playing music with the dynamic mode. Rebuilding the collection always worked - sometimes only until I played the next two songs. |
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This is very strange, have never heard of this before...
which database? |
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It\'s the builtin SQLite database. Never bothered to set MySQL up
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One thing you could try is backing up/deleting your old ~/.kde/share/apps/amarok/collection.db and allowing amarok to create a completely new one. This has solved any disappearing track problems I\'ve had in the past.
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Well, I rebuilt the collection several times during the last week, because I hoped this problem will fix itself, somehow. And, of course I deleted the old, defunct collection.db in advance.
Right now, I discovered, that this problem not only happens in dynamic mode, but on normal playing, too. That\'s very, very strange. The only thing I did to the collection this day was downloading some covers from amazon... Now I\'m forced to check the collection every hour or so and saving it to a backup, if it\'s not gone by then, just in case. That\'s not normal. |
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Okay, downgrading to version 1.3.6 fixes this problem. I admit, the dynamic mode is not guilty. The empty database phenomenon occurs (randomly?) when simply playing tracks.
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Unfortunately I was to quick with my last post: The problem still occurs with version 1.3.6, though it was\'nt present before upgrading to 1.3.7 and then downgrading. I confirmed [url]https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=118215]bug 118215[/url] today.
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shows an invalid bug number for me...
does the problem still happen if you turn off \"Watch folders for changes\" on the collection settings tab? And have you tried mysql yet? This would help narrow down the problem.
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