Indeed, those shells are blithely and incorrectly assuming that the terminal is a particular type of terminal.Īll of that mysterious output is the result of commands in your shell's startup scripts outputting various OSC control sequences ( ␛ being the ECMA-48 7-bit alias for the CSI control character). But your shell's startup scripts are not checking for this case properly, and are doing the things that they do for interactive shells invoked with a controlling terminal. Scp is starting a non-interactive SSH session and invoking a non-interactive login shell without a controlling terminal. You've botched your login shell's startup scripts, and that is bamboozling scp. I tried with different files and I get the same result, copying from other computers works fine.
I tried from an Ubuntu machine and I get a similar thing: $ scp password:
I tried from macOS and I get this: $ scp password: I'm trying to copy a small file from another computer in the network using scp, the computer is running Linux Mint 18.3.
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