(This is part three in a series of posts on ssh.)
Local port forwarding is the same as remote port forwarding but works in the opposite direction. An example is the clearest way to explain.
Assuming you've done the steps in the previous posts, then at home you can ...
(This is part two in a series of posts on ssh.)
Ssh tunneling can be a bit mind bending at first, but it's simple when you get used to it. Assume that you're trying to ssh between two sites that do not allow incoming ssh. Maybe your IT ...
Ssh has amazing capabilities that you probably aren't using on a daily basis.
The capability that you probably aren't using, and the easiest to use, is customizing your config file (in ~/.ssh/config) for the various servers you log into.
For example, I frequently log into about ten ...
We've all been guilty of giving a shallow review: "Looks ok."
Given typical defect densities, any non-trivial design or code is going to contain some errors. Even seemingly trivial maintenance fixes are likely to be defective.
It's your job as a reviewer to find as many of these ...
If the comments are ugly, the code is ugly (via slashdot). Amen! I get uncomfortable whenever I have to leave a long comment, but it's usually to document some deficiency in a lower layer that the code is working around. Typically broken hardware. (So that someone coming behind me ...