[Bug 250971] Re: talkd uses obsolete /etc/inetd.conf

[genepool]

OK, I removed the old talkd package that was not working under 32-bit
server with 'sudo apt-get purge talkd'.  Then I used the new patch,
recompiled and installed.  After install, I restarted the inetd.  It
still does not work, although now I get a new error:  [Your party is not
logged on] and a few seconds later [Trying to connect to your party's
talk daemon].  I have tried "talking" to myself as well as other users.
I have also tried running talk with root permissions.  When running
'netstat -tua' talkd and ntalk appear in the udp list.  During compile I
got a few warnings, so I have attached the compiler output.  Are other
files helpful for debugging?


** Attachment added: "output_of_netkit-ntalk_build"
   http://launchpadlibrarian.net/28470319/output_of_netkit-ntalk_build

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talkd uses obsolete /etc/inetd.conf
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/250971
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