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System today is unavaile. Need unix access to test #!/bin/sh

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gr0124

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System today is unavaile. Need unix access to test #!/bin/sh script. Does anybody knows a site that will allow me to set a unix shell account with telnet access?
 
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If you're running windows, why not install Cygwin? It will come with bash, but that should be similar enough to test your script.

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I'm not sure what exactly you need to do, but why not use a vmware image ?
 
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