-q and sshd greetings

Hi,

the lsh info page mentions a 'quiet' option:
`-q'
     Quiet mode. Disables all messages and all questions, except
     password prompts and fatal internal errors.

I tested it with 'lsh -q hostname' and I get no password prompt. Without
-q I get the password prompt.

I tried this option because I want to disable the 'greeting message' from
the sshd at one account. With greeting message I mean a message before
the password prompt. E.g.:
lsh: Some Message??etc?Password for NAME: 

BTW, lsh displays the message, but doesn't print the
'\n' (and probably '\t') characters. It relaces them with '?'.

Regards
Georg Sauthoff

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