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Let's say you are using a Linux workstation and you fire up ngnix on it to host some web site for testing. You then ssh into a remote server and type "curl htt
by lokedhs 4y ago
Let's say you are using a Linux workstation and you fire up ngnix on it to host some web site for testing.
You then ssh into a remote server and type "curl https://your-workstation/some-name-here https://your-workstation/some-name-here". In this case, your local machine is the server and curl is the client.
This is exactly the same as in the X server case. Your server is running on your machine, and the client is running on the remote machine (which happens to be a server).