# epm -ql netio|sort /usr/bin/netio /usr/share/doc/netio-1.23/FILE_ID.DIZ.gz /usr/share/doc/netio-1.23/getopt.c.gz /usr/share/doc/netio-1.23/getopt.h.gz /usr/share/doc/netio-1.23/getopt.o.gz /usr/share/doc/netio-1.23/Makefile.gz /usr/share/doc/netio-1.23/netb_1_c.h.gz /usr/share/doc/netio-1.23/netb_2_c.h.gz /usr/share/doc/netio-1.23/netbios.c.gz /usr/share/doc/netio-1.23/netbios.h.gz /usr/share/doc/netio-1.23/netbios.o.gz /usr/share/doc/netio-1.23/netio.c.gz /usr/share/doc/netio-1.23/netio.doc.gz /usr/share/doc/netio-1.23/netio.gz /usr/share/doc/netio-1.23/netio.o.gz /usr/share/doc/netio-1.23/os2-i386.exe.gz /usr/share/doc/netio-1.23/win32-i386.exe.gz looks like that this ebuild installs the while 'work' as docs. :-/ Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. emerge netio 2. look what's installed 3. see that trash in 'doc'
From netio license: <snip> This program/these programs can be used freely for private or educational purposes. If you want to use them for commercial purposes, please contact the author. You may redistribute this software only if all files from my original distribution are included unchanged. You may only add readable documentation files, such as a BBS signature, and only if they are marked prominently as additions. If you want to include any part of the orignal distribution with other software, please contact the author before. </snip> Note the part that says we may redistribute this software only if *all files* from the original distribution are included. The only files that I can leave out, are files generated by running 'make', since technically they're not included with the distribution, so I've modified it to not install the object files (*.o). I've also added some einfo's to pkg_postinst so that users understand why those files are being installed.
eh, wait! the license says "You may redistribute this software only if all files from my original distribution are included unchanged." And we do this! You don't change the ZIP. You download the original sources w/o any modifications, unpack it and copy some of file onto your computer. The unpacked files are not distributed. This part of the license is meant to prohibit changes to the ZIP and its contents. It doesn't say, that you have to *install* all that stuff. So you just misinterpret the license text.
