Hi Damien, let me tell you where I'm coming from: I have a bunch of machines. Sometimes, localisation is incomplete or broken or messed up in a different way. Straight way would be to unset LC_* in a remote bashrc. But this sucks, because of cloud hosting, automated deployment, IaaS... you know where I'm going. I would like to do this in .ssh/config, per host. So, my best idea would be to put something like 'export MY_VAR=' in place. This is quite close to a 'SendEnv=-FOO' idea (or 'unset' in bash terms) but adds even more flexibility. Am 04.07.2018 um 11:27 schrieb Damien Miller: > On Tue, 3 Jul 2018, Martin Drescher wrote: > >> G'day openssh-unix-dev, >> >> is there a way to unset a 'SendEnv' given by /etc/ssh/ssh_config? > > HEAD has the ability to clear one using SendEnv=-FOO, but I'm toying > with the idea of breaking backwards compatibility and making SendEnv > behave like the rest of the options and be first match wins. > > What do you all think? > > -d > Martin
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