SetEnv and SendEnv

[tanguy-launay]

When I try connecting to a remote ssh host inside my $HOME/.ssh/config I cannot pass a SetEnv or SendEnv variable, like this:

Host *
  SendEnv TERM=xterm-256color

I get the following error:

$ fast-ssh       
SSH configuration contains the following errors:

* Unknown SSH configuration option `SendEnv TERM`.

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[ss-rstocchi]

Seems like this may be an issue with the ssh_cfg package, specifically with the '=' of the 'SendEnv TERM=xterm-256color'.

If you just set 'SendEnv TERM' without setting a value to the variable it works.

So might have to override the functions to support this or pull request ssh_cfg package directly.

https://github.com/azriel91/ssh_cfg