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RHEL 5 If a global initialization file has neither "mesg y' nor "mesg n", what is the default? Thanks, Ray...
  1. 01-27-2011 #1
    RayAID
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    "mesg y/n"?

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    If a global initialization file has neither "mesg y' nor "mesg n", what is the default?

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    Ray
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  2. 01-28-2011 #2
    Piyu_86
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    you can check it by typing mesg
    mesg prints out the current access state of your terminal.
    i guess default is y not sure
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