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Jindrich - not sure what's changed here with the texlive packages, it seems to be failing as there's no texmf tree at  at /usr/share/texmf - has something changed? I didn't think you dropped tl2009 into rawhide, yet but perhaps you did?

OK, adding a BuildRequires for tex(tex) seems to have fixed this. Fixed build pushed:

http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/taskinfo?taskID=1948732

(In reply to comment #8)
> Jindrich - not sure what's changed here with the texlive packages, it seems to
> be failing as there's no texmf tree at  at /usr/share/texmf - has something
> changed? I didn't think you dropped tl2009 into rawhide, yet but perhaps you
> did?    

Hi Jonathan, I'm not quite sure what broke as it seems that %{_texmf_main} doesn't simply get defined anywhere. In any case usage of virtual provides such as tex(tex) or tex(latex) is the best way how to ensure it is defined. Some old package even use the old styled tetex-* deps which are not guaranteed to work any more.