Comment 6 for bug 463381

here's a diff for README.Debian with some text that is open for debate.

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> While administrators can choose to set up Moodle with MySQL or Postgres,
> Postgres is the configuration that is automatically chosen by the install
> scripts. If you insist on a MySQL install then moodle should be
> installed using the following command:
>
> $ sudo aptitude install moodle mysql-server php5-mysql
>
> If you have already gone through the Moodle install scripts and selected
> 'mysql-server', then your Moodle install is BROKEN. To un-break it
> run the following commands:
>
> $ sudo aptitude install mysql-server php5-mysql
> $ sudo dpkg-reconfigure moodle
>
> User accounts, access rights, and database rights ought to be set up in
> your MySQL database using your favorite MySQL administration tool.
>