On an Ubuntu installation I think you can do that with the following: echo "desc tracks" | mysql -v --protocol TCP -u slimserver -P 9092 slimserver
Substitute "albums", "contributors" and "genres" for "tracks" in the above command to look in each table. In each case it should dump the names of the columns in each table, and there should be a "customsearch" in each case. Can you give that a go to see if that identifies a problem? I've just installed 7.5.0 from this same repository on Ubuntu 9.10 and each of my tables *does* have that column, and LazySearch seems to install OK on this configuration. Stuart On Sun, 2010-01-17 at 10:40 -0800, dip wrote: > hickinbottoms;507474 Wrote: > > It looks one of your database tables is missing the "customsearch" > > column - is it possible for you to check that? It should be present on > > the following tables: > > > > Album > > Contributor > > Genre > > Track > > How do I check the tables? I use Ubuntu 9.04 and have installed using > "http://debian.slimdevices.com unstable main". > hickinbottoms;507474 Wrote: > > Also, are you running main or embedded branch, and is that with MySQL > > or > > SQLite?I guess it's the main branch with MySQL since mysqld is started when > > I > start SBS. > >
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