[tex-live] texmf.cnf not found

[Norbert Preining]

On Di, 28 Okt 2008, Jeff Blaine wrote:
> ./install-tl

>From DVD or from network installer?

> ...
> #
> # Changed dir to /afs/rcf/apps/tex-live
> # Selected i386 linux, sparc solaris, and 64-bit linux
> # Deselected all language documentation
> # Set paper size to letter
> #
> ...
> Installing: yi4latex
> Installing: york-thesis
> Installing: youngtab
> Installing: yplan
> Installing: ytex
> Installing: zapfchan
> Installing: zapfding
> Installing: zed-csp
> Installing: zefonts
> Installing: ziffer
> Installing: zwgetfdate
> /afs/rcf/apps/tex-live/texmf/web2c/texmf.cnf not found: No such file or 
> directory

Huuu ... strange that file should have been installed with the package
	bin-kpathsea
and that should be installed in any case. Right? Does it appear in the
above list?

Best wishes

Norbert

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Dr. Norbert Preining <preining at logic.at>        Vienna University of Technology
Debian Developer <preining at debian.org>                         Debian TeX Group
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