ebuild for kerneloops.org from the website: About kerneloops.org kerneloops.org is a website that tries to help the developers of the Linux kernel by collecting so-called oopses, which are the crash signatures of the Linux kernel. The collected oopses are processed statistically to present information for the kernel developers, such as * Which crash signatures occur the most? (and thus need to be fixed most urgently) * When did a certain crash signature show up first? * Which API functions are the most error prone? Oopses are collected from the linux-kernel mailing list (and a few related lists), the bugzilla.kernel.org bugzilla and from the client application that you can download from this page.
Created attachment 138841 [details] kerneloops-0.5.ebuild
The ebuild has some serious issues. - both ls and pwd are useless - sed -i -e 's/allow-submit = no/allow-submit = yes/' <-- that should be a choice of the user - you inlined the init script instead of putting it into a separate file and copying over and used chmod instead of fperms
I think you could split your init.d script out from the ebuild.
(In reply to comment #2) > The ebuild has some serious issues. RESTRICT=test instead of the dummy src_test()
a better version is now in portage
