==== Forward Audio from a remote server to your host, using PulseAudio ====

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In case you want to **reproduce something on a remote host** with no sound card, no pci card, no virtual card at all (not even pulseaudio actually running).

**REQUISITES**:

  * X environment (on both hosts) needs to be using PulseAudio (but not necessarily running on the remote host)
  * A remote server with SSH connection
  * A local host (your PC) with sound support and proper configuration:

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On your host:
<code bash>
# edit configuration
vim /etc/pulse/default.pa +78
# include the following line near that line (wherever you want)
load-module module-native-protocol-tcp auth-ip-acl=127.0.0.1

# using root, kill pulseaudio to be ran again
killall pulseaudio
</code>

On remote host (via SSH, the one you want to reproduce Audio):
<code bash>
vim /etc/pulse/client.conf
# search for "default-server" and uncommend the line
#  set this line to the following:
default-server = 127.0.0.1:4713

# (maybe needed?)
# using root, kill pulseaudio to be ran again
killall pulseaudio
</code>

On your host (again):
<code bash>
# run an SSH tunnel, to enable the forwarding
#  (needs port forwarding enabled, which by default it usually is)
ssh -R 4713:127.0.0.1:4713 yourserver.com
</code>

There you go! Now you can play anything on the remote server, and will be played on Your HOST audio device!