Store amaroK Data in MySQL

By default, amaroK stores information about your [music] collection including listening habits and rankings into a SQLite database file on your filesystem.

If you only use amaroK on a single computer, this works fine, but if you run it on multiple computers you might want your information to be persistent across machines.

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