Hey Mariano! This is exactly the bug we are talking about here ;-)
As a solution, you will have to recompile amarok - either yourself or wait for the next version of the package. To recompile it yourself, you should do the following (as root): apt-get build-deb amarok (installs headers for building the package) apt-get source amarok cd amarok-1.4.1 dpkg-buildpackage Then it compiles and creates you the debian package in .. You can install these with dpkg but after this you shouldn't update amarok until there really is a new version. To avoid this, you could change the changelog as well. I hope that helps and/or that we will get a new version of the package soon so MySQL will work out of the box again. Johannes -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
