[snip] ./usr/share/doc/ppl/fdl.ps.gz ./usr/share/doc/ppl/fdl.pdf ./usr/share/doc/ppl/fdl.txt ./usr/share/doc/ppl/ppl-user-0.10pre27.ps.gz ./usr/share/doc/ppl/gpl.txt ./usr/share/doc/ppl/ppl-user-0.10pre27.pdf ./usr/share/doc/ppl/README.doc ./usr/share/doc/ppl/BUGS ./usr/share/doc/ppl/COPYING ./usr/share/doc/ppl/CREDITS ./usr/share/doc/ppl/ChangeLog ./usr/share/doc/ppl/NEWS ./usr/share/doc/ppl/README ./usr/share/doc/ppl/README.configure ./usr/share/doc/ppl/TODO dev-libs/ppl-0.10_pre27.tbz2 You're getting this bug because the package in summary installs its documentation (or at least part of it) outside the usual /usr/share/doc/${PF} directory. First, please keep in mind that this bug might not be noticeable for -r0 ebuilds, but it might be for -r1 and later, since if the ebuild has same name and version of the package, for -r0 it might correspond properly. To fix this, if the package uses autotools, recent version (autoconf 2.61+) have two ./configure switches: --docdir and --htmldir to decide where to put the documentation. Older versions might require you override docdir/htmldir or other custom variables during make install. For non-autotooled build systems, good luck, since I cannot tell you how to achieve the proper results, the same holds true with totally broken buildsystems even when based on autotools. Thanks, Diego
fixed in 0.10
