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Special Forums IP Networking how to install ssh service in linux Post 302346119 by Leppie on Friday 21st of August 2009 04:57:22 AM
Old 08-21-2009
Debian based distro's use apt-get to install packages.
To install the SSH server use this command:
Code:
sudo apt-get install openssh-server

and likewise to install the SSH client the following command:
Code:
sudo apt-get install openssh-client

alternatively you could use one of the graphical frontends. Ubuntu installs Gnome as default desktop environment, so you could use the Synaptic package manager (System > Administration > Synaptic Package Manger). there is even the Add/Remove tool under the Applications menu.
 

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TASKSEL(8)						      Debian specific manpage							TASKSEL(8)

NAME
tasksel - a user interface for installing tasks SYNOPSIS
tasksel install <task> tasksel remove <task> tasksel [options] DESCRIPTION
tasksel shows all available tasks and allows to user to select ones to install OPTIONS
-t, --test test mode; don't actually install or remove packages --new-install automatically select some tasks without even displaying them to the user; default other tasks to on; used during new Debian installs. --list-tasks list on stdout the tasks that would be displayed in the tasksel interface --task-packages task lists on stdout the packages that are available and part of the given task Note that this option may be given more than once. --task-desc task outputs the extended description of the given task --debconf-apt-progress options Pass the specified options to the debconf-apt-progress command that tasksel runs. SEE ALSO
dpkg(8), apt-get(8) FILES
/usr/share/tasksel/*.desc and /usr/local/share/tasksel/*.desc are used to define tasks. AUTHOR
tasksel was written by Randolph Chung <tausq@debian.org> and Joey Hess <joeyh@debian.org> HISTORY
This document first appeared with tasksel-1.0 3.14.1 2012-08-27 TASKSEL(8)
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