Flatly, This isn't true. I can still go into /etc/ssh sudo vim sshd_config, can my values, and they stick. Just to test it, I did it right now, and I'm runnin

Flatly, This isn't true. I can still go into /etc/ssh sudo vim sshd_config, can my values, and they stick. Just to test it, I did it right now, and I'm running 10.13.4, for what its worth. What exactly was the issue with changing the sshd config? This isn't a SIP protected directory, which is the only thing that would prevent such a move. Perhaps the requirement of sudo? I feel like most linux distros force that in the /etc directory too.