On Ubuntu and Debian variants, SSH outputs the usage now when ssh -G is used, because that flag is not supported anymore.
This fix just inserts another else if condition that checks whether SSH prints the usage or not. If the usage is put to stdout, everything is fine and the false positive can be ignored.
On Ubuntu and Debian variants, SSH outputs the usage now when
ssh -G
is used, because that flag is not supported anymore.This fix just inserts another else if condition that checks whether SSH prints the usage or not. If the usage is put to stdout, everything is fine and the false positive can be ignored.