Try to update your talk command !
Download the latest package from debian which has the talk command and I
think it will work !
If you don't know what's the package try something like:
$ dpkg --search talk
Best regards,
Nuno Carvalho
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matthew wrote,
>> $ talk zorzella
>> [Your party is refusing messages]
>> [Press any key to continue]
> Even if mesg is "y" and talkd is up:
>If they are using an xsession (as opposed to just plain telnet or ssh),
>then you need to look in the X config files - It's currently set up so
>that you
M.C. Vernon writes:
>
> > $ talk zorzella
> > [Your party is refusing messages]
> > [Press any key to continue]
> >
> > Even if mesg is "y" and talkd is up:
>
> If they are using an xsession (as opposed to just plain telnet or ssh),
> then you need to look in the X config files - It's c
> $ talk zorzella
> [Your party is refusing messages]
> [Press any key to continue]
>
> Even if mesg is "y" and talkd is up:
If they are using an xsession (as opposed to just plain telnet or ssh),
then you need to look in the X config files - It's currently set up so
that you can't talk people o
Hi,
I'm trying to enable the talk in my machine, but can't figure out
what's happening.
If I try to talk to a local user, I get this message:
$ talk zorzella
[Your party is refusing messages]
[Press any key to continue]
Even if mesg is "y" and talkd is up:
$ mesg
is y
$ ps auxw | egrep talk
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