ipsec-tools includes /usr/bin/setkey, which seems logical. The illogical thing is that iputils (part of the system class under portage) includes it, as well (illogical both because the vast majority of systems have no need for it, and because there is a separate package that addresses it). So this is both a misplacement report and a collision-protect report.
it's not illogical at all considering iputils is a hell of a lot older than ipsec-tools when iputils was first added, ipsec-tools didnt exist now that we have an actual package just for setkey and friends, i'll punt the relevant stuff from iputils
Clearly, the context of my comments *is*, in fact, the present, and not the distant past. :P
Saw the punt...setkey man page is still in there and still collides, though.
indeed ... i'll have fixed shortly
