All instances of directories named 'policyd-2.0' are replaced by
'postfix-cluebringer' to match Debian conventions.

I ripped out all dbconfig-common stuff because I couldn't get the
package to install and de-install cleanly with it.

You therefore have to manage your databases completely on your own for
now, which means installing an appropriate database scheme from
eg. /usr/share/doc/postfix-cluebringer/templates, and to set
appropriate DSNs in the configuration file(s).

-- Toni Mueller <toni@debian.org>  Sun, 15 Aug 2010 12:25:43 +0200


If you choose not to use dbconfig-common to manage the database and configs for 
you then you will need create the database for yourself. The SQL for PostgreSQL,
MySQL and SQLite3 is in the "databases" directory. You will also have to create
your own config file from the file "cluebringer.conf-debian" in the  "templates"
directory. To get a basic config up and running just replace the line 
"DSN=DBI:_DBC_DBTYPE_:dname=_DBC_DBNAME_;host=_DBC_DBSERVER_" with one that works
(examples are provided). The finished file should be placed in the 
'/etc/cluebringer' directory as 'cluebringer.conf', it should be readable by the 
user 'cluebringer' and, as it will contain database passwords, be appropriately 
secured.

-- Nikolai Lusan <nikolai@lusan.id.au>, Fri, 09 Apr 2010 00:43:27 +1000
