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Bug#80275: marked as done (libkpathsea3: tex-related packages are confused about libkpathsea3 vs. tetex-lib)



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Package: libkpathsea3
Version: N/A
Severity: important

libkpathsea3 conflicts with tetex-lib, but lots of tex-related packages
depend on tetex-lib, and libkpathsea3 does not provide tetex-lib.  I
thought this might be a transient inconsistency, but I think it's been
like this for about a week, and it makes dselect go crazy.  Should this
be considered a bug in every package that depends on tetex-lib?  Should
I report all these bugs?

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To: Atsuhito Kohda <kohda@pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp>, 80275-done@bugs.debian.org
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Subject: Re: Bug#80275: libkpathsea3: tex-related packages are confused  about libkpathsea3 vs. tetex-lib
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Atsuhito Kohda writes:
 > civic:/home/kohda# apt-cache show catdvi
 > Package: catdvi
 > (snip)
 > Depends: libc6 (>= 2.1.97), libkpathsea3 (>= 1.0.7+20000807-7), tetex-base
 > 
 > It is already corrected (seems in 18 Dec 2000).  I almost believe
 > that my guess is correct ;-)
 > 

So I can close this bug now.

C



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