Public bug reported:
When using ranges in sed expressions, sed applies the user's locale to
determine whether something falls in the given range.
At the beginning of most (all?) ssh public keys, there's a sequence of
a's. "aa" is an old, but still valid, way of writing the Danish letter
"å". "Å" sorts after "Z", meaning that it's not included in the "A-Z"
range given in the recently added sed expression in ssh-import-id.
Consequently, it gets filtered out.
** Affects: ssh-import-id (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
Sequences of a's get filtered from public keys
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