Description of problem:
When logged in to a host by ssh
and "fc-list" is run while package sil-padauk-fonts is installed,
then output stops at line 

/usr/share/fonts/sil-padauk/Padauk.ttf: Padauk,áá­á

Then the only possibility to continue is to kill the remote ssh session, for example by keys <RETURN>~. All other keys and key sequences doesn't change anything in the terminal (of course, I have only tested some common keys like C-c, C-q, <ESC>, etc).

On local terminal fc-list finished normally.

I have searched the output for the lines causing the break of the ssh terminal:

$ fc-list|grep sil-padauk
/usr/share/fonts/sil-padauk/Padauk-bold.ttf: Padauk,áá­áá¯á¶á¸áá²,á??á?¬á??á?¯á?¶á?¸á??á??
/usr/share/fonts/sil-padauk/Padauk.ttf: Padauk,áá­áá±á¬ááº,á??á??á??á?±á?¬á??á?º:style=Regular

It seams to me that the output contains chars that are not printable in utf-8 encoding. It seams that at lease on of the bytes printed have a special meaning for ssh, so it stops.

I use gnome-terminal with utf-8 encoding, LANG=de_DE.UTF-8 .


Would it be possible to change the description of these two font files to a string containing only characters that are printable on any charset and have no special meaning to ssh connection?


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
sil-padauk-fonts-2.8-10.fc24.noarch

How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. dnf -y install sil-padauk-fonts
2. fc-list
3. ssh localhost
4. fc-list

Actual results:
Step 4: Output stops at line
/usr/share/fonts/sil-padauk/Padauk.ttf: Padauk,áá­á
terminal is unusable.

Expected results:
Step 4: Output does not stop, terminal is usable normally after command has finished.