[Pkg-owncloud-commits] [SCM] owncloud.git branch, master, updated. upstream/4.0.0debian-133-g827621c

[Paul van Tilburg]

The following commit has been merged in the master branch:
commit 827621c1f91eca068a12733000387cc94523caad
Author: Paul van Tilburg <paulvt at debian.org>
Date:   Thu May 24 23:10:37 2012 +0200

    Update the owncloud-*sql package READMEs to indicate also admin credentials can be used

diff --git a/debian/owncloud-mysql.README.Debian b/debian/owncloud-mysql.README.Debian
index 6d90dc7..694de28 100644
--- a/debian/owncloud-mysql.README.Debian
+++ b/debian/owncloud-mysql.README.Debian
@@ -5,9 +5,11 @@ ownCloud in Debian currently supports MySQL as database backend (as
 default), but the database will not be set automatically (yet); this may be
 added in a later version of the package.
 
-Before going to http://localhost/owncloud after installation, first set up
-an ownCloud MySQL user and empty database in MySQL.  Ensure that the user
+Before going to http://localhost/owncloud after installation, you can first
+set up an ownCloud user and empty database in MySQL.  Ensure that the user
 has permissions to modify the database and remember the password!
+Alternatively, you can skip this step and give ownCloud the MySQL admin
+credentials and let it create its own database user and database.
 
 Once you visit http://localhost/owncloud, the ownCloud setup pages will
 appear; it will ask you for the user/password/database information.
diff --git a/debian/owncloud-pgsql.README.Debian b/debian/owncloud-pgsql.README.Debian
index 34ff57c..e3ca581 100644
--- a/debian/owncloud-pgsql.README.Debian
+++ b/debian/owncloud-pgsql.README.Debian
@@ -5,9 +5,11 @@ ownCloud in Debian currently supports PostgreSQL as database backend, but
 the database will not be set automatically (yet); this may be added in a
 later version of the package.
 
-Before going to http://localhost/owncloud after installation, first set up
-an ownCloud PostgreSQL user and empty database in PostgreSQL.  Ensure that
-the user has permissions to modify the database and remember the password!
+Before going to http://localhost/owncloud after installation, you can first
+set up an ownCloud user and empty database in PostreSQL.  Ensure that the
+user has permissions to modify the database and remember the password!
+Alternatively, you can skip this step and give ownCloud the PostreSQL admin
+credentials and let it create its own database user and database.
 
 Once you visit http://localhost/owncloud, the ownCloud setup pages will
 appear; it will ask you for the user/password/database information.

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