XPost: linux.debian.maint.tetex
From: [email protected]

Hilmar Preusse <[email protected]> wrote:

OK, sorry. We call mktexlsr twice, the second time if it fails the
first time. I dunno exactly why we do this, but IIRC some things are
cured, if we call it twice.

If you or anybody don't recall why this is the case (I don't), I think
we should try without (in a package that won't reach sarge). If there
are problems, they'd better be fixed in mktexlsr.

Regards, Frank
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Frank K�ster, Biozentrum der Univ. Basel
Abt. Biophysikalische Chemie

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XPost: linux.debian.maint.tetex
From: [email protected]

On 16.08.04 Frank K�ster ([email protected]) wrote:

Hilmar Preusse <[email protected]> wrote:

Hi,

OK, sorry. We call mktexlsr twice, the second time if it fails
the first time. I dunno exactly why we do this, but IIRC some
things are cured, if we call it twice.

If you or anybody don't recall why this is the case (I don't), I
think we should try without (in a package that won't reach sarge).
If there are problems, they'd better be fixed in mktexlsr.

So put it on your TODO for teTeX 3.0, which will be uploaded to
experimental, when it will be released.

H.
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