openssh unix dev - Jan 2008 - ssh -q doesn't suppress all warning messages

Hi all,
 
One question, the ssh man page says the -q option suppress all warnings and
diagnostics. however, the following condition still has the warning message
appeared on the console:
 
#man ssh
..............
      -q   Quiet mode.  Causes all warning and diagnostic messages to be        
suppressed.
..............
 
 
# ssh -q -i ~/.ssh/id_dsa_3 sshpa3 "uname -a"Warning: Identity file
//.ssh/id_dsa_3 not accessible: No such file or directory.
 
I checked the source code that if we use "-q" option, we just set the
log level to QUIET, and the above warning message is printed from the -i option:
ssh.c
line 387
  case 'i':   if (stat(optarg, &st) < 0) {    fprintf(stderr,
"Warning: Identity file %s "        "not accessible: %s.\n",
optarg,        strerror(errno));    break;   }   if (options.num_identity_files
>=       SSH_MAX_IDENTITY_FILES)    fatal("Too many identity files
specified "        "(max %d)", SSH_MAX_IDENTITY_FILES);  
options.identity_files[options.num_identity_files++] =       xstrdup(optarg);  
break;
 
So if we can't suppress all warning messages using "-q", should we
revise the man page?
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