On Sun, 2014-11-02 at 00:25 +0800, Desmond O.Chang wrote: > The argument of UsePAM must be "yes" or "no", but "sshd -T" outputs "1" or "0". > It causes "sshd -T" always fails on any file generated by "sshd -T". This is probably an upstream issue. It also seems that sshd -T misses quite some options from printing them. I.e. if I counted right, then there 86 unique options (not couting things like ListenAddress or AcceptEnv more than once), however sshd -T only outputs 69 (unique options).
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