I’m not sure who Azmi is and why he got this treatment .
NST has since renamed the link, but you can still see it on google here
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There are important packages that don’t come default with kubuntu which I would need for development. So after setting up a new installation of Kubuntu this is what I’d do:
sudo aptitude install openssh-server build-essential vim kdesvn mysql-server-5.0
These are needed as of kubuntu 9.04 – Jaunty and as you can see installs:
- openssh-server – which will immediately listen on port 22
- build-essential – compilers, etc
- vim – because I don’t like using vi
- kdesvn – Cuz can be easier to diff my devels
- mysql-server – well… i need it and Mysql 5.1 does not have great reviews.
Even if you don’t want kdesvn, I’d take kompare any day. The best diff front end for KDE. Although kdiff3 (sudo aptitude install kdiff3) isn’t too bad.
SSH Tunneling in one line
ssh username@servername -L <localport>:destinationserver:<destinationport> -N
if you have multiple local addresses, you will want to specify the bind address.followed by a colon. ie:
ssh username@servername -L localbindaddress:<localport>:destinationserver:<destinationport> -N
a ‘*’ is acceptable as the localbindaddress,
Also you will need this if you have a Virtual IP on your machine.