Hi
Where is mesg set to 'n' as a boot-up default? Makes talk
virtually useless, at least with our folk. I have looked at all
(most?) of the boot stuff in /etc and its subdirectories, and
.bash_profile. Didn't find it.
mesg n prevents interruptions, but I prefer a more friendly
environment.
Please excuse this if it is a 'newbie' question, just point to the
manual, and I'll appreciate it.
--David
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