Gentoo / Calculate Community maintained
Gentoo users can install net-proxy/daed from the gentoo-zh overlay. This package is maintained by the Gentoo community and uses Portage. The APT/RPM version table on this site describes a separate repository.
User and architecture
The keyword example applies to amd64 systems.
Use the sudo tab if sudo is configured for your account; use the root tab when already in a root shell.
1. Add and synchronize the overlay
sudo emerge --ask app-eselect/eselect-repository dev-vcs/git
sudo eselect repository add gentoo-zh git https://github.com/gentoo-zh/overlay.git
sudo emaint sync -r gentoo-zhemerge --ask app-eselect/eselect-repository dev-vcs/git
eselect repository add gentoo-zh git https://github.com/gentoo-zh/overlay.git
emaint sync -r gentoo-zhAlready configured
If gentoo-zh is already configured, run only the synchronization command. Mirror selection and manual configuration are covered in the gentoo-zh overlay guide.
2. Accept the testing keyword
On a stable amd64 system, add this entry to package.accept_keywords. If /etc/portage/package.accept_keywords is a directory, use a file inside it, such as /etc/portage/package.accept_keywords/daed. If it is a file, add the entry there.
net-proxy/daed::gentoo-zh ~amd64Systems already using ~amd64 globally can skip this step. For other architectures, check the selected ebuild's KEYWORDS before choosing a keyword.
3. Install daed
sudo emerge --ask net-proxy/daed::gentoo-zhemerge --ask net-proxy/daed::gentoo-zhReview Portage’s kernel checks. The webui USE flag is enabled by default; keep it enabled for the daed binary and service described here. Disabling it installs dae-wing instead. Follow the upstream configuration guide.
Optional: mirrors and binary packages
Mirrors and binary packages
Follow the gentoo-zh overlay guide for Distfiles mirrors, binhost channels and signature verification. Check the binary package list for availability; Portage can build from source when no suitable binary package exists.
The ebuild installs systemd and OpenRC service files. For OpenRC, first follow the ebuild’s post-install instructions for rc.conf and sysfs, then reboot. See Service management.