On 2022-04-27 13:16:04, Stuart Henderson wrote:
On 2022/04/27 13:08, Harald Dunkel wrote:
Hi Stuart,
On 2022-04-27 12:47:14, Stuart Henderson wrote:
SendEnv is additive, it does not replace existing config when you list
a new variable, instead it adds to the existing variables.
The man page points to the "PATTERNS" section in this context, so
how about
SendEnv !LANG !LC_*
or something similar?
Try it if you like, it's very simple to test, but from my understanding
it's not going to help.
I meant, how about extending SendEnv to support something like
SendEnv !LANG !LC_*
to explicitly forbid sending variables with a matching name to
the peer? This could help to override the settings in /etc/ssh/ssh_config.
Another option to add could be to disable sending variables completely
(except for TERM).
AFAICT it is pretty uncommon, that the default configuration for some
user application (/etc/ssh/ssh_config) cannot be overridden in the user's
config file. What would you suggest to get out of this mess? Ditch all
Linux distros with a broken ssh_config file, plus MacOS? alias ssh=\
"ssh -F /dev/null" ?
Regards
Harri
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