Comment 19 for bug 82412

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Norbert Preining (preining) wrote : Re: [Bug 82412] Re: texlive-base-bin fails to install due to fmtutil-sys error

Hi Kamil,

On Don, 17 Mai 2007, Kamil Páral wrote:
> $ dpkg -S /etc/texmf/fmt.d/01tetex.cnf
> dpkg: /etc/texmf/fmt.d/01tetex.cnf not found.

Not surprising.

> I had tetex* packages installed before, but I removed them completely
> (including config files). Can it be the source of problem?

*Before* you installed texlive? Anyway, it could also be that this is an
old bug of tex-common.

> After removing 01tetex.cnf file and running update-fmtutil, the texlive-
> base-bin still can't be reconfigured nor installed again. I completely
> removed all texlive-* and tex-common packages and there were still some
> files in /etc/texmf, and dpkg -S told me it couldn't find their package.

Hmm, you don't remember which ones?

> changes or anything. I just installed and removed tetex, and texlive
> couldn't be installed anymore. I don't know where and how report it and
> if it should be reported, but my texlive now works. Thanks.

You installed tetex, then removed it, or purged it (ie left the
conffiles or removed everything)? I am trying to reproduce this bug in
one of my chroots.

> I don't how to change status of this bug, please do something with it.

Neither do I, I am just the Debian developer, not Ubuntu responsible.

Best wishes

Norbert

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