[Bug 1225327]

[Dtucker]

(In reply to robie.basak from comment #9)
> I feel that I have been mispresented here.

I get that impression after having read the ubuntu bug, so my apologies.

anyway, having looked at this some more I'm not convinced it's a bug, or
at least that that fact that it behaves that way without libedit is
anything more than an implementation detail.  Even in batch mode, sftp
makes a point of echoing the commands:

    if (!interactive) { /* Echo command */
            printf("sftp> %s", cmd);

I also tried disabling libedit ("sftp:edit off" in ~/.editrc) however
that didn't change the behaviour.

@wzis what exactly are you trying to do here?  ie what's the objective
of the exercise?

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Title:
  sftp in 12.04 has tty attributes setting problem

Status in Portable OpenSSH:
  Confirmed
Status in “libedit” package in Ubuntu:
  New
Status in “openssh” package in Ubuntu Linaro Evaluation Build:
  New

Bug description:
  In Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, when doing following:
  1. stty -echo
  2. sftp user at server
  3. key in pass as required.
  4. cd /tmp
  5. bye
  6. stty -a

  By right, the contents entered in step 4-6 shouldn't be visible, but they do on 12.04.
  Found the same issue on RHEL 6.x. But sftp on Solaris/AIX/HP-UX and RHEL 5.x do not have this issue.

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