Hello *,

I recently came across a (IMO) bug of the OpenSSH implementation again
(it disturbes me already quite a while...). If I start a command like
this:

ssh somehost sleep 120

and hit Ctrl+C on the client, the sleep process won't be killed. That's
not the expected behaviour as if I wanted it to survive I would have
started 'sleep' in background (-f command switch).

All I've found so far on Google are implementation drafts for signal
forwarding and patches for older OpenSSH versions. But is there a way to
get the desired behaviour with the recent OpenSSH?

Greetings
Andreas

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