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Run the Dropbear secure shell (SSH) server.
Run the EndleSSH secure shell (SSH) tarpit.
Run Syncthing decentralized continuous file system synchronization.
Set Linux kernel parameters under /proc/sys at system startup time.
Run the Jami daemon (jamid). This service is geared toward the use case of hosting Jami rendezvous points over a headless server. If you use Jami on your local machine, you may prefer to setup a user Shepherd service for it instead; this way, the daemon will be shared via your normal user D-Bus session bus.
Run the Mumble voice-over-IP (VoIP) server.
Run minidlnad, the ReadyMedia/MiniDLNA media server.
Expose Git repositories over the insecure git:// TCP-based protocol.
Set up gitolite, a Git hosting tool providing access over SSH. By default, the git user is used, but this is configurable. Additionally, Gitolite can integrate with with tools like gitweb or cgit to provide a web interface to view selected repositories.
Run Gitile, a small Git forge. Expose public repositories on the web.
Run the QEMU guest agent.
Run virtlogd, a daemon libvirt that is used to manage logs from VM consoles.
Create a virtual build machine: a virtual machine (VM) that builds can be offloaded to. By default, the virtual machine starts with a clock running at some point in the past.
Run the Xen guest management utilities.
Run the Xen guest management utilities.
This service supports transparent emulation of binaries compiled for other architectures using QEMU and the binfmt_misc functionality of the kernel Linux.
Run libvirtd, a daemon of the libvirt virtualization management system. This daemon runs on host servers and performs required management tasks for virtualized guests.
Provide a virtual machine (VM) running GNU/Hurd, also known as a childhurd.
Run the Xvnc server, which creates a virtual X11 session and allow remote clients connecting to it via the remote framebuffer (RFB) protocol.
Connect to an IPsec VPN with strongSwan.
Run the OpenVPN server, which allows you to host a VPN.
Run the OpenVPN client service, which allows you to connect to an existing VPN.