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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers I need a Unix OS similar to HP-UX Post 302218921 by drl on Sunday 27th of July 2008 02:56:25 PM
Old 07-27-2008
Hi.

Thanks to Perderabo for mentioning testdrive.hp.com. The response to account requests is fast, and they have a variety of system combinations, not just hp-ux. I was able to successfully login to only one of the systems I requested, but perhaps the weekends are for time off.

There is also a free (sort-of) service at polarhome.com. They offer a variety of service accounts (including hp-ux), but there is an odd charge to go from an email-web account to a real shell account. They are in Stockholm, so if you are on that side of the world, communications may be better -- or at least faster; things were a bit sluggish for me in the Midwest US ... cheers, drl
 

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UPDATE-BGOFFICE-DICTS(1)				User Contributed Perl Documentation				  UPDATE-BGOFFICE-DICTS(1)

NAME

       update-bgoffice-dicts - automate updating of bgoffice dictionaries

SYNOPSIS

	   update-bgoffice-dicts [option...]

DESCRIPTION

       update-bgoffice-dicts automates the downloading and updating of bgoffice dictionaries. It uses debconf(7) to ask the user which
       dictionaries to download, then invokes bgoffice-dict-download(1) to download them, and finaly extracts the files in the right directory, so
       that bgoffice can find them.

       The last part will fail unless update-bgoffice-dicts is run as root.

OPTIONS

       --no-ask
	   Normally, debconf won't ask the questions that are already seen by the user.  That behaviour is disabled by default, as it is quite
	   useful to be able to change your dictionary selection when invoking update-bgoffice-dicts. If you want to simply re-download and unpack
	   the dictionaries, based on a previously made selection, use that option.

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