> A bug in the SSH integration feature caused input and output to be logged to a file on the remote host. This file, /tmp/framer.txt, may be readable by other users on the remote host.
Oof. This is nasty. Some folks may not have access to some machines that they've SSH'd into anymore where files like this may or may not exist.
When does this occur?
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The issue occurs if both of the following conditions are true:
1. Either:
a) You used the it2ssh command, or
b) In Settings > Profiles > General, the
Command popup menu was set to "SSH" (not
"Login Shell", "Command", or "Custom
Command") AND "SSH Integration" was checked
in the SSH configuration dialog. That dialog
is shown when you click the Configure button
next to the ssh arguments field in Settings.
2. The remote host has Python 3.7 or later
installed in its default search path.
This bug almost never occurs as it's a very esoteric feature that 99% of people here never heard or used. If you're, however, the type of user who decides not to use `bash` or `zsh` and instead wants `ssh` as their default terminal command there are probably other unusual features that you use in other apps exposing you to many other attack surfaces that you also need to worry about beyond just iTerm.
Oof. This is nasty. Some folks may not have access to some machines that they've SSH'd into anymore where files like this may or may not exist.