From: Neil Paniraj (npaniraj@yahoo.com)
Date: Thu Jul 20 2006 - 10:45:59 EDT
Hello SAs:
One of the security Admins has put in a line "mesg -n"
in all the servers and in all the /etc/profile files
on each one of it.
I am really not sure if it is doing what it is
supposed to because everyone gets this message when
they try to login:
$ su - neil
mesg: cannot change mode
$
Could someone tell me what it is accomplishing here?
Is there a way to suppress this message (cannot change
mode) and accomplishing what it is actually intended
to do.
Please... any input would be most useful.
NEIL
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