securely set environment variables per user

[Christoph Anton Mitterer]

Hi.

Is there a way to securely set environment variables per user on the
remote side?

What I want is e.g. that I determine on the remote side, that user foo
should always have PATH set to "blafasl".


~/.ssh/environment came to my mind for this,... but it needs
PermitUserEnvironment which (according to documentation) allows trickery
with things like LD_PRELOAD and which I do not want to allow.


Thanks,
Chris.
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