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<p>Hello Chris,<br>
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I managed to find that package a bit before you replied but Im glad you did. I wonder why installing kmymoney on a centos-fedora-rhel machine doesnt automatically install qt-mysql as a dependency?<br>
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Perhaps its a package maintainer's decision since qt-mysql is not "technically" a dependency since its not required to run KMM....?<br>
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Cheers<br>
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Quoting Christian Dávid <<a href="mailto:christian-david@web.de">christian-david@web.de</a>>:</p>
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<p>Am Montag, 19. Oktober 2015, 17:54:48 schrieb Louis-Philippe Allard:</p>
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<p>I have installed KMM 4.6.6 on a Centos 7 workstation and I discovered that<br>
in the open database dialog, the only database type listed is "QSQLITE -<br>
SQLite Version 3" and MySQL is not listed.<br>
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Which package do I need to install to get connectivity to MySQL?</p>
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It should be "qt-mysql" (according to <a href="http://centos-packages.com/7/package/qt-mysql/" target="_blank">http://centos-packages.com/7/package/qt-mysql/</a> ).<br>
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GreetingsChris</blockquote>
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<div>Louis-Philippe Allard<br>
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