If you experience any problems, don't hesitate to email me.

from 1.0.5 to 1.0.6
 do the following in mysql as the mymusic database user
 > USE mymusic;
 > DELETE TABLE queue;
 > CREATE TABLE queue(time DATETIME,song_id INT(11) NOT NULL);

 This is necessary because previous versions used queue.time as a primary key.
 So if multiple songs where queued withing 1 second of each other, only one
 would get into the queue.   



from version 1.0.4 and 1.0.4-1
  you just need to copy the file scripts/mymusicd to 
  /usr/local/bin/mymusicd, and run the following in MySQL...
  > DROP TABLE queue;
 then run the command beginning 'CREATE TABLE queue...' in
  scripts/mymusic_create_tables.sql.

earlier versions (before 1.0.4)
start mysql and run the last few lines about the control table. You also need
to modify the history table.  If you know how to use the MODIFY SQL statement,
you should be able to do it that way.  Otherwise, simply run (in MySQL)
(don't type the >s)

> USE mymusic;
> DROP TABLE history;
> DROP TABLE queue;

Then run the line starting 'CREATE TABLE history...' and 'CREATE TABLE queue...'
in mymusic_create_tables.sql .  Other than this, the databases are completely 
compatible.  There should be no need to rebuild the database.


