- Let mysql listen for incoming network connections (modify with the ip of your mysql device):
edit/etc/mysql/my.cnf
#bind-address = 127.0.0.1
bind-address = 192.168.0.199 - restart mysql:
/etc/init.d/mysql restart
- create the xbmc user:
mysql -u root -p root_password
CREATE USER 'xbmc' IDENTIFIED BY 'xbmc';
GRANT ALL ON *.* TO 'xbmc';
$HOME/.xbmc/userdata/advancedsettings.xml
file. contents:
<advancedsettings>
<videodatabase>
<type>mysql</type>
<host>192.168.0.199</host>
<port>3306</port>
<user>xbmc</user>
<pass>xbmc</pass>
</videodatabase>
<musicdatabase>
<type>mysql</type>
<host>192.168.0.199</host>
<port>3306</port>
<user>xbmc</user>
<pass>xbmc</pass>
</musicdatabase>
<pathsubstitution>
<substitute>
<from>special://profile/playlists/</from>
<to>smb://tonidoplug2/your_share/xbmc/userdata/playlists/</to>
</substitute>
<!-- removed: this causes problems with the raspbmc plugin
<substitute>
<from>special://profile/addon_data/</from>
<to>smb://tonidoplug2/your_share/xbmc/userdata/addon_data/</to>
</substitute>-->
<substitute>
<from>special://profile/sources.xml</from>
<to>smb://tonidoplug2/your_share/xbmc/userdata/sources.xml</to>
</substitute>
<substitute>
<from>special://profile/mediasources.xml</from>
<to>smb://tonidoplug2/your_share/xbmc/userdata/mediasources.xml</to>
</substitute>
<substitute>
<from>special://profile/RssFeeds.xml</from>
<to>smb://tonidoplug2/your_share/xbmc/userdata/RssFeeds.xml</to>
</substitute>
<substitute>
<from>special://profile/favourites.xml</from>
<to>smb://tonidoplug2/your_share/xbmc/userdata/favourites.xml</to>
</substitute>
</pathsubstitution>
</advancedsettings>
source: http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=HOW-TO:Sync_multiple_libraries/Setting_up_MySQL
2 comments:
Nice saving tip on removing addon_data (i was in a restart loop). I also had to remove passwords.xml from pathsubstitution.
Took me a while to figure out there are a few pathsubstitution that will throw the pi into restart loops (luckily you can scp in and modify the file, wait for it to auto restart and repeat until it boots).
Also noteworthy is the log in /tmp/xbmc.log
Great article, seems most don't cover the pathsubstitution which is very important imo.
What does the pathsubstitution do?
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