Shell-box offers Unix Shells if we do not have what you are looking for just ask we make custom plans all the time.
Basic Shell
- 100 MB Disk Space
- 2 Back Ground Process
- 1 Login
- 1 Email Account
- No Setup Fee
- PSYBNC, BNC, BitchX, Screen, Eggdrop and more ask
- $3 Monthly / $8 Quarterly / $15 SEMI-Annually / $25 Annually
Advanced Shell
- 500 MB Disk Space
- 5 Back Ground Processes
- 2 Logins
- 5 Email Accounts
- No Setup Fee
- PSYBNC, BNC, BitchX, Screen, Eggdrop and more ask
- $5 Monthly / $14 Quarterly / $27 SEMI-Annually / $55 Annually
Pro Shell
- 1000 MBs Disk Space
- 10 Back Ground Processes
- 1 Login
- 1 Email Account
- No Setup Fee
- PSYBNC, BNC, BitchX, Screen, Eggdrop and more ask
- $9 Monthly / $17 Quarterly / $51 SEMI-Annually / $100 Annually
Shell - A Shell or Unix Shell is a command line interface to the unix or linux operating system. A shell can be accessed remotely or from the console of a server. There are several shells to choose from but the most influential are Bourne Shell and the C shell.
These days Unix Shells are used for a lot of different uses. Common uses are Eggdrop, BNC, IRCD, Website and much more. Shell-box offers several different shell packages for an affordable price. You can run several processes on a Shell-box shell including Eggdrop, BNC, IRCD, BitchX, and more.
Shell account
A shell account is a user account on a remote server which gives access to a shell via a command-line interface protocol such as telnet or ssh.[1]
Originally they were provided by ISPs (such as Netcom (USA) and Digex) and were used for file storage, web space, email accounts, newsgroup access and software development.[2][3][4]
Shell providers are often found to offer shell accounts at low-cost or for free.[5] These shell accounts generally provide users with access to various software and services including compilers, IRC clients, background processes, FTP, text editor (such as nano) and email client (such as pine).[6][7] Some shell providers may also allow tunneling of traffic to bypass corporate firewalls.[citation needed]