Am I just blind, or have the possibility for remote mySQL connection been removed from Amarok 2?

/Konrad

It's not yet implemented, but it is already planned for future versions. Probably in 2.1.

Stay tuned

Does this go for local SQL as well?  I didnt' see the option for using this.
I'm running on AMD64 debian experimental.  Version 2.0 - Using KDE 4.1.3 (KDE 4.1.3)

wilson94t wrote:Does this go for local SQL as well?  I didnt' see the option for using this.

I don't understand your question, sorry.

Oh, sorry.  I do need to be more specific.

I wanted to use MySQL locally with Amarok2, and start a new collection.  I was able to find a dialog that suggests importing a new collection, but not a dialog for a new one.

From the interface, Settings, Configure Amarok, Collection - shows import or rescan... the import allows me to make a connection to MySQL , and import, but I do not have a collection to import. I want to start a new one, but I did not see a place to specify this.   

If i execute "file *"  on ~/.kde4/share/apps/amarok/mysqle/amarok/ , I will see many files reported as MySQL & DBase3

However, if i go to my database, and attempt to show tables, there's nothing there.

mysql> show tables;
Current database: amarok
Empty set (0.01 sec)


Here's what I'm looking for at this point:

I do not see a dialog to specify  a MySQL connection for a new collection.  is that an option somewhere?

I've these files, but they're not exactly using the MySQL to store data in a way i expect.  Shouldn't I be able to see the tables?

hmm... does the question require further clarification?

Technically, there is no difference whether you run your MySQL server on your local host or on a remote server. The same answer applies: Not implemented yet.

cool thanks for the confirmation.