diff from 57132 and 29932

Description: common framework for packaging database applications
 This package presents a policy and implementation for
 managing various databases used by applications included in
 Debian packages.
 .
 It can:
  - support MySQL, PostgreSQL, and sqlite based applications;
  - create or remove databases and database users;
  - access local or remote databases;
  - upgrade/modify databases when upstream changes database structure;
  - generate config files in many formats with the database info;
  - import configs from packages previously managing databases on their own;
  - prompt users with a set of normalized, pre-translated questions;
  - handle failures gracefully, with an option to retry;
  - do all the hard work automatically;
  - work for package maintainers with little effort on their part;
  - work for local admins with little effort on their part;
  - comply with an agreed upon set of standards for behavior;
  - do absolutely nothing if that is the whim of the local admin;
  - perform all operations from within the standard flow of
    package management (no additional skill is required of the local
    admin).

Description: common framework for packaging database applications
 dbconfig-common presents a policy and implementation for
 managing various databases used by applications included in
 debian packages.
 .
 dbconfig-common can:
  * support mysql, postgresql, and sqlite based applications
  * create databases and database users
  * access local or remote databases
  * upgrade/modify databases when upstream changes database structure
  * remove databases and database users
  * generate config files in many formats with the database info
  * import configs from packages previously managing databases on their own
  * prompt users with a set of normalized, pre-translated questions
  * handle failures gracefully, with an option to retry.
  * do all the hard work automatically
  * work for package maintainers with little effort on their part
  * work for local admins with little effort on their part
  * comply with an agreed upon set of standards for behaviour
  * do absolutely nothing if it is the whim of the local admin
  * perform all operations from within the standard flow of debian
    package maintenance (no additional skill is required of the local
    admin)

--- 57132	Thu Jan  1 00:00:00 1970
+++ 29932	Thu Jan  1 00:00:00 1970
@@ -1,22 +1,23 @@
 common framework for packaging database applications
- This package presents a policy and implementation for
+ dbconfig-common presents a policy and implementation for
  managing various databases used by applications included in
- Debian packages.
+ debian packages.
  .
- It can:
+ dbconfig-common can:
-  - support MySQL, PostgreSQL, and sqlite based applications;
+  * support mysql, postgresql, and sqlite based applications
-  - create or remove databases and database users;
+  * create databases and database users
-  - access local or remote databases;
+  * access local or remote databases
-  - upgrade/modify databases when upstream changes database structure;
+  * upgrade/modify databases when upstream changes database structure
-  - generate config files in many formats with the database info;
+  * remove databases and database users
-  - import configs from packages previously managing databases on their own;
+  * generate config files in many formats with the database info
-  - prompt users with a set of normalized, pre-translated questions;
+  * import configs from packages previously managing databases on their own
-  - handle failures gracefully, with an option to retry;
+  * prompt users with a set of normalized, pre-translated questions
-  - do all the hard work automatically;
+  * handle failures gracefully, with an option to retry.
-  - work for package maintainers with little effort on their part;
+  * do all the hard work automatically
-  - work for local admins with little effort on their part;
+  * work for package maintainers with little effort on their part
-  - comply with an agreed upon set of standards for behavior;
+  * work for local admins with little effort on their part
-  - do absolutely nothing if that is the whim of the local admin;
+  * comply with an agreed upon set of standards for behaviour
-  - perform all operations from within the standard flow of
+  * do absolutely nothing if it is the whim of the local admin
-    package management (no additional skill is required of the local
+  * perform all operations from within the standard flow of debian
-    admin).
+    package maintenance (no additional skill is required of the local
+    admin)