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How to X session forwarding over SSH

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December 4, 2008

SSH allows secure (encrypted and authenticated) connections between two hosts. These connections include terminal sessions, file transfers, TCP port forwarding, as well as X window forwarding which I will be covering here. X forwarding is a form of tunneling that allows you to run a GUI application on a remote machine but let you view [...]

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Using tar to archive files

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October 7, 2008

TAR is the GNU Tape ARchive utility. It is used to pack the contents of multiple files or directories in an archive file called a tarball. Tar can preserve directory organization including file ownership, permissions, links, as well as directory structure. To save space you can optionally enable compression with gzip, bzip2, or another external [...]

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