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        Hi all,
    I wanted to ask, can I log into UNIX computer where I have an
account and got the
    shell??? But there is one problem, this computer only have
dial-in... In a word
    it is my ISP computer... How to get the shell of that machine???
Please help!!!

    Many thanks in advance - Ed


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