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change up database configuration to use discrete values for parameters, rather than the raw DSN (database/base.go computes the DSN)

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Amy G. Bowersox
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Ensure a user in your database is granted SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE privileges to all tables in your new database.
The database URL for this database can be specified on the Amsterdam command line with the `-d` or `--database` parameters,
or with the `AMSTERDAM_DATABASE_URL` environment variable. The URL is specified as `mysql:dsn`, where "dsn" is the complete
datasource name (`user:password@tcp(hostname)/amsterdam?parseTime=true&loc=UTC`).
The database may be specified to Amsterdam with the following command line options or environment variables:
* Host name: Command line options `-t` or `--database-host`, or environment variable `AMSTERDAM_DATABASE_HOST`
* User name: Command line options `-u` or `--database-user`, or environment variable `AMSTERDAM_DATABASE_USER`
* Password: Command line options `-p` or `--database-password`, or environment variable `AMSTERDAM_DATABASE_PASSWORD`
* Database name: Command line options `-d` or `--database-name`, or environment variable `AMSTERDAM_DATABASE_NAME`
All these options may also be specified via the configuration file (see below).
Amsterdam also requires access to a local SMTP server, as it sends out E-mail messages such as account verification,
password reminders, subscribed posts, and messages from conference or community hosts. It may be specified to Amsterdam
with the following command line options or environment variables: