We've had no complaints so far on this issue, possibly because most
people use bash. I'm subscribing Guillaume Desmottes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
who implemented SFTP support back in 2005.

Back in those days the problem was that we could either omit the command
and let the ssh client allocate a tty for us and start an interactive
shell session, or just execute one command and quit immediately.

Guillaume's solution was to cd and afterwards execute sh -l. I think we
definitly want an interactive login shell, but I'm not sure how else we
can ensure this. It's really tricky :/.

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open-terminal doesn't create a shell over ssh properly
https://launchpad.net/bugs/90880

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