[BUG] SCP from remote computer's doesn't work due to terminal outputting default 'Start Hyprland with command Hyprland'

Describe the bug

Whenever I run ssh user@host echo, it outputs 'Start Hyprland with command Hyprland'. This prevents file transfer tools such as SCP from working. I have edited 30-autostart for both bashrc and zhsrc to print something other than that but the changes were not reflected in the echo command.

Steps to reproduce

1. Open a second computer terminal.
2. enter ssh user@host echo
3. Observe the output

Expected behavior

It would be expected that it does not produce an output that way it is compatible with tools such as SCP.

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Distribution

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Fedora Linux

Additional context

I've found that adding a check in the ~/.bashrc file to see if it's an interactive terminal fixes it.

if [[ $- == *i* ]]; then
    for f in ~/.config/bashrc/*; do 
        if [ ! -d $f ]; then
            c=`echo $f | sed -e "s=.config/bashrc=.config/bashrc/custom="`
            [[ -f $c ]] && source $c || source $f
        fi
    done

    if [ -f ~/.bashrc_custom ]; then
        source ~/.bashrc_custom
    fi
fi

To me this indicates one of the config files is missing the guard.

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