Public bug reported:
ubuntu-server, like all servers should be able to be accessed remotely.
Also servers are not always located in a place that is easily
accessible. So like any server install, it should include all the tools
needed to be able to configure and maintain it remotely. Using telnet is
a bad idea because of inherent security risks. Therefore it makes sense
to add openssh-server to the base install. This way once the server is
up you can then continue to work with it with a remote login.
Fix: add openssh-server to base install of ubuntu-server
Positives: you can work with ubuntu-server remotely like any other Unix server.
Negatives: none known
** Affects: Ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
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ubuntu-server needs openssh-server installed by default
https://launchpad.net/bugs/87240
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