Maybe this was already said.. but, why don't you just share your music
directory over NFS and have all your amarok clients share the same mysql
db? Your only back-end would be mysql and nfs.
Lan Barnes wrote:
On Mon, February 18, 2008 7:08 pm, gossamer axe wrote:
On Feb 17, 2008 11:02 AM, Lan Barnes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Just starting out, and I'm sure it's in the docs, but...
I want to have a CentOS 5.0 BE be my music repo on a server serving up
nfs. I am assuming that the MySQL will also run there. (My memory is the
Amarok is NOT a true C/S ... true?)
what is a c/s? Are you looking to stream music over your network? I
don't
think Amarok does that. There are other programs that do that well. But
if
you want to play music on Computer A from Computer B and C it's very
doable.
c/s == client/server
Yes, I want to have one music store on one server and have several
machines on the network w/ Amarok FEs (front ends) tapping into that
store.
Amarok through NFS is working on one machine (haven't tested 2 or 2 at
once), but the music has pauses. Maybe a nfs tune parameter? Hard rather
than soft?
My reading says Amarok 2.x has been requested to be c/s and may be.
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