Hello,
I stumbled upon this weirdness when benchmarking offloadable SSH ciphers
using the rsync transfer method.
In short, splitting up the RsyncSshArgs I use on multiple lines fails:
'-e',
'$sshPath -l ubuntu',
'-C',
'-c aes256-...@openssh.com'
and combining them on one line works (but may be a fluke):
'-e',
'$sshPath -l ubuntu -C -c aes256-...@openssh.com'
Errors vary between these:
No files dumped for share /
rsync error: syntax or usage error (code 1) at main.c(1572) [client=3.1.2.0]
The suspect is some escaping problem due to the @ sign since it
indicates an array in Perl. However, escaping it (-c
aes256-gcm\@openssh.com) does not help. I am not into Perl more than
that. Any thoughts?
Best regards,
Johan Ehnberg
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