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I couldn't find that anywhere so I'm wondering am I the only one hitting such issue.
By default ssh on Red Hat and Debian at least has a ssh_config with SendEnv option passing LC* and LANG variables in the remote session. If one is not root to change /etc/ssh/ssh_config, how can he disable that behavior? SendEnv option seems to be accumulating and I can't see any way to reset it.
And to avoid being asked, I need to avoid passing my locale to test machines to avoid side effects on scripts and programs that rely on locale being the default for the machine.
This is not an answer to your question, but can you solve your problem by invoking the scripts and programs on your test machines through
env
or with a wrapper script? – Scott – 2012-10-09T20:57:59.5072yeah, workarounds are possible but inconvenient – akostadinov – 2012-10-10T07:34:24.233