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Date: Wed, 19 Feb 1997 15:52:50 -0500
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I am having trouble figuring out this.. Every time someone logs on to my
system I get it accross my screen.. Lets say I am working in bash.. just
making dir's and someone logs on to my system.. well when they log on.. it
posts a mesg on  my terminal that they logged in. It does the same thing
with popper when  users access there mail.. I am tring to turn it off so it
does not post the mesg.