OpenSSH has some peculiar handling around command line arguments
The author missed that sshd will always execute the user's shell and pass it the command with arguments as a `-c` argument. This means that the given command string will always be parsed by the remote shell. This is required to restrict users to certain commands with special shells like scponly or rbash.<p>When you keep in mind that the given command string will be parsed twice, first by your local shell and then again by the remote shell, it becomes clear why a running a remote ssh command behaves like this.