How to install dig on Gentoo

To install the dig command on Gentoo, run the following command:

emerge bind-tools

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How to install Webmin on Gentoo

To install Webmin on a new installation of Gentoo, you can do the following:

Sync your list of available packages:

emerge –sync

Upgrade/Install Portage:

emerge portage

Install Webmin

emerge webmin

Start Webmin

/etc/init.d/webmin start

If you want Webmin to start automatically when your server/VPS boots:

eselect rc add webmin default

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How to remove application/program Gentoo (emerge/unmerge)

To uninstall a package on Gentoo:

#emerge –unmerge <application>

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How to upgrade Gentoo (emerge)

The basic way to upgrade Gentoo, is the following:

# emere –sync

Once this has been competed:

# emerge -uDv world

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