linux: talk command not working
-- Setup --
user - anuraag
Machine A - 10.1.192.217
user - anuraag
Machine B - 10.107.2.210, 10.107.2.55, 10.107.2.217
talk is installed in both the machines,
-- Problem --
when i type:
talk anuraag@10.107.2.210
on Machine A, I get
[Checking for invitation on caller's machine]
and after pressing any key, the window closes.
same thing happens when i try:
talk anuraag@10.1.192.217
on Machine B
can someone help me here, your help is very much appreciated.
command-line networking
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-- Setup --
user - anuraag
Machine A - 10.1.192.217
user - anuraag
Machine B - 10.107.2.210, 10.107.2.55, 10.107.2.217
talk is installed in both the machines,
-- Problem --
when i type:
talk anuraag@10.107.2.210
on Machine A, I get
[Checking for invitation on caller's machine]
and after pressing any key, the window closes.
same thing happens when i try:
talk anuraag@10.1.192.217
on Machine B
can someone help me here, your help is very much appreciated.
command-line networking
What doesmesg
display on the B host?
– PerlDuck
Jan 15 at 19:41
On both machines, mesg command gives "is y"
– anuraag tummanapally
Jan 17 at 6:49
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-- Setup --
user - anuraag
Machine A - 10.1.192.217
user - anuraag
Machine B - 10.107.2.210, 10.107.2.55, 10.107.2.217
talk is installed in both the machines,
-- Problem --
when i type:
talk anuraag@10.107.2.210
on Machine A, I get
[Checking for invitation on caller's machine]
and after pressing any key, the window closes.
same thing happens when i try:
talk anuraag@10.1.192.217
on Machine B
can someone help me here, your help is very much appreciated.
command-line networking
-- Setup --
user - anuraag
Machine A - 10.1.192.217
user - anuraag
Machine B - 10.107.2.210, 10.107.2.55, 10.107.2.217
talk is installed in both the machines,
-- Problem --
when i type:
talk anuraag@10.107.2.210
on Machine A, I get
[Checking for invitation on caller's machine]
and after pressing any key, the window closes.
same thing happens when i try:
talk anuraag@10.1.192.217
on Machine B
can someone help me here, your help is very much appreciated.
command-line networking
command-line networking
asked Jan 15 at 19:34
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What doesmesg
display on the B host?
– PerlDuck
Jan 15 at 19:41
On both machines, mesg command gives "is y"
– anuraag tummanapally
Jan 17 at 6:49
add a comment |
What doesmesg
display on the B host?
– PerlDuck
Jan 15 at 19:41
On both machines, mesg command gives "is y"
– anuraag tummanapally
Jan 17 at 6:49
What does
mesg
display on the B host?– PerlDuck
Jan 15 at 19:41
What does
mesg
display on the B host?– PerlDuck
Jan 15 at 19:41
On both machines, mesg command gives "is y"
– anuraag tummanapally
Jan 17 at 6:49
On both machines, mesg command gives "is y"
– anuraag tummanapally
Jan 17 at 6:49
add a comment |
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What does
mesg
display on the B host?– PerlDuck
Jan 15 at 19:41
On both machines, mesg command gives "is y"
– anuraag tummanapally
Jan 17 at 6:49