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Hosting your own domain on Gentoo! - square - 2005-01-27

This tutorial is for gentoo.. for a more general/fedora one try this by Jy:

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otherwise for a more gentoo way...carry on reading...

before i say any more... i wanna say HI! its been a while since i've spent enough time online to write a tutorial.. but here goes.. i'm using Gentoo 2.6-gentoo-r6 here we go..

First off.. we need to install bind..and bind-tools (for dig/nslookup which we'll use near the end)

Code:
women root # emerge bind bind-tools

this shouldnt take long.. i didnt have any dependencies so it was pretty quick.. you might want to add -pv to see if there are gonna be loads and if you need to use USE if you dont want things installed like so:

Code:
women root # emerge bind bind-tools -pv

These are the packages that I would merge, in order:

Calculating dependencies ...done!

[ebuild

Hosting your own domain on Gentoo! - anyweb - 2005-01-27

well done square !

nice to see you active in doing tutorials again :)

how do you like gentoo ?

cheers

anyweb

Hosting your own domain on Gentoo! - square - 2005-01-28

Hey anyweb..

Gentoo is great, i love it.. the ease of using this fine OS is just amazing, the portage is great (packages)

i'm gonna write a few other tutorials when i get the time.. things getting very hectic here...

for now..

square@efnet