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Hi,

On Wed, Feb 26, 2003 at 06:55:24PM +0100, David Ferlier wrote:
> Maybe you're trying a talk with an host whose dns lookup returned an ipv6
> adress, and you maybe don't have any ipv6 connectivity with this host.

It's worse in this case: the ntalk protocol is utterly incapable to use IPv6.
Talk (the program) and talkd (the daemon) should make sure that they only
use IPv4 - but OTOH, they can't have been ported to IPv6, so I don't knwo
why they would try to.

	-is

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