Bug With “%C” in OpenSSH 7.7?

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There seems to be a problem with the %C token when used in localcommand (controlpath works with it though).

   larryp:~ larry$ ssh -F /dev/null -o permitlocalcommand=yes -o localcommand="echo \"%C\"" larryp@192.168.1.1 hostname |& cat -vt
   192.168.1.1
   hostname
   larryp:~ larry$ ssh -F /dev/null -o permitlocalcommand=yes -o localcommand="echo \"%C\"" larryp@192.168.1.1 hostname |& cat -vt
   ^P^EM-pM-zM-z^?
   hostname
   larryp:~ larry$ ssh -F /dev/null -o permitlocalcommand=yes -o localcommand="echo \"%C\"" larryp@192.168.1.1 hostname |& cat -vt

   hostname

Please reply to my email address.

Thanks
- Larry

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