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12-03-2010 03:40 AM
12-03-2010 03:40 AM
Re: how to enable talk
[No connection yet]
[Your party is not logged on]
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12-03-2010 04:12 AM
12-03-2010 04:12 AM
Re: how to enable talk
Sample of reproduction of the problem
My user is "ran":
$ who -T
ran + pts/3 Dec 3 11:07 . 15148 xxxxxx.intraduero.net
$ tty
/dev/pts/3
I open other hpterm with user "ran":
$ who -T
ran - pts/2 Dec 3 13:02 . 19660 xxxxxx.intraduero.net
ran + pts/3 Dec 3 11:07 . 15148 xxxxx.intraduero.net
$ tty
/dev/pts/2
From this terminal:
$ su -
# id
uid=0(root)
# tty
/dev/pts/2
# who -T
ran - pts/2 Dec 3 13:02 . 19660 xxxxxx.intraduero.net
ran + pts/3 Dec 3 11:07 0:03 15148 xxxxxx.intraduero.net
# talk ran
[No connection yet]
[Your party is refusing messages]
Ok.
- close connections root and ran.
- Open new connection with efective uid ran
- Open new connection with efective uid root (not su)
# who -T
root - pts/2 Dec 3 13:09 . 19862 xxxxxx.intraduero.net
ran - pts/3 Dec 3 13:06 0:02 19777 xxxxxx.intraduero.net
# talk ran
[No connection yet]
[Waiting for your party to respond]
Output from ran terminal:
Message from Talk_Daemon@minerva at 13:11 ...
talk: connection requested by root@minerva.intraduero.net.
talk: respond with: talk root@minerva.intraduero.net
$ talk root
[No connection yet]
[Connection established]
rgs,
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10-13-2015 09:05 AM
10-13-2015 09:05 AM
Re: how to enable talk
Login with ssh (to get tty like pts/0). If you use telnet you must give the ttyname argument:
talk user1@host2 pts/ta
In absence of ttyname , talk will try to contact the user
on the user's *most recently used* terminal. ( pts/0, etc.)
Also, set 'mesg y' for that tty.
Regards,
G
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