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diff --git a/debian/patches/201_use-debian-paths.diff b/debian/patches/201_use-debian-paths.diff
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+--- trunk.orig/Memories/Config.pm
++++ trunk/Memories/Config.pm
+@@ -3,19 +3,19 @@
+ 
+ # This parameter should be the external address of your Memories
+ # installation
+-Memories->config->uri_base("http://memories.simon-cozens.org/");
++Memories->config->uri_base("http://localhost/memories/");
+ 
+ # This is where your templates will live.
+-Memories->config->{template_root} = "/home/simon/maypole-sites/memories/templates";
++Memories->config->{template_root} = "/etc/memories/templates/";
+ 
+ # Here is where uploaded photos will be stored. Your web server user
+ # should own this directory.
+-Memories->config->{data_store} = "/web/photostore/";
++Memories->config->{data_store} = "/var/www/memories/store/";
+ 
+ # You also need to configure your web server so that it serves files out
+ # of the data store; this URL should be where that data store directory
+ # is exposed on the web.
+-Memories->config->{data_store_external} = "http://memories.simon-cozens.org/store/";
++Memories->config->{data_store_external} = "http://localhost/memories/store/";
+ 
+ # Your database server: the first part should always be "dbi"; the
+ # second, the name of the DBD driver you're using (usually mysql unless
+--- trunk.orig/README
++++ trunk/README
+@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@
+ You will also need a MySQL database. Again, in theory other databases
+ can be used, but in practice, you're on your own again.
+ 
+-Configure Maypole/Config.pm to your site, and follow the instructions in
++Configure /etc/memories/Config.pm to your site, and follow the instructions in
+ there - it will require you to set other things up as well.
+ 
+ Test that everything works: