Curious, since when is directory "/etc/ssh/sshd_config.d/" a thing ?
I checked on my OpenBSD (7.6) System and Slackware (15.0) and that directory does not exist. I checked the man page for sshd and there is no mention of that dir.
Is this a new thing/patch Linux people came up with ?
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Curious, since when is directory "/etc/ssh/sshd_config.d/" a thing ?
I checked on my OpenBSD (7.6) System and Slackware (15.0) and that directory does not exist. I checked the man page for sshd and there is no mention of that dir.
Is this a new thing/patch Linux people came up with ?
It might not be an OpenBSD thing. It may be a Debian/ubuntu-ism.
OpenBSD is the author of OpenSSH and yes they support the Include directive in sshd_config but they do not use it in a default install.
Just read the manual, nice to see they are not patching ssh for this.
Gentoo started doing this last year and I absolutely hate it.