Have you made and local modifications to the config file yourself? If yes then you might want to keep your config, if not then I don’t see a problem with replacing it.
do u mean like editing the file over the Terminal? No, i’m not that skilled… I don’t even know what this openssh-server thing is and why i should/could edit it
The weird thing:
The new file is locted at /tmp/filetkCk1I… The old one is /etc/ssh/sshd_config…
In that case I don’t think there would be too much of an issue overwriting it then. One reason I’d personally be keen to overwrite it is that till you do it’ll warn you every time the package gets updated
We have our own SSH config and we mark it as a conffile so it can be overridden.
Overriding the whole file has always seemed excessive to me: using an inclusive approach (conf.d) would be a better long term solution where we can set sane defaults but still track upstream.