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What command prevents other users from sending you messages?

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What command prevents other users from sending you messages? How do you reset the variable to allow messages once again?

Answer:

To stop other to send you a local message using your terminal use mesg command. The syntax is simple as :

mesg y

to allow others to access your terminal thus writing you a message where

mesg n

does the exact opposite.

You can view your current mesg settings by executing the mesg command without any arguments and options:

dmesg

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