Updated READMEgsoc-2010

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@@ -25,31 +25,17 @@ Database configuration is defined by specifying the RFC-1738 style uri::
 
   dialect+driver://username:password@host:port/database
 
-
 Installation
 ============
 
-Please note that database configuration is currently hardcoded to use
-PostgreSQL database named 'grumpy' on localhost using 'grumpy:grumpy' as
-credentials. This will be fixed in future ;)
-
-So the first step you need to do, is to give access to user 'grumpy' using
-password 'grumpy' to database called 'grumpy' on your local machine.
-
-To setup the app, you need to populate database with proper schema. So fire
-up the python interpreter in the root directory of grumpy project:
-
-  $ python
-  >>> from grumpy.models import db
-  >>> db.create_all()
-
-If no errors were shown, then schema creation was successful :)
+Currently the installation of Grumpy is possible on POSIX like systems (BSD
+or Linux).
 
-Now in order to populate database with portage data, there's utility inside
-'utils' directory called 'grumpy_sync.py'. All you have to do for now is to 
-give it a path to portage directory as first argument:
+When deploying on Apache, open Apache or vhost config and add the following
+lines::
 
-  $ python utils/grumpy_sync.py /usr/portage
+  WSGIScriptAlias /grumpy /path/to/grumpy/grumpy.wsgi
 
-And now go and fetch yourself a glass of cold milk because this initial sync
-will take a while.
+This tells Apache that Grumpy application is hooked on your webserver at
+location `/grumpy`. Of course you will need mod_wsgi and need to reload Apache
+in order to pick your changes up.