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It's less safe because it reloads sshd regardless of if the reload would cause sshd to fail to reload. It runs a config check of sshd before it goes ahead and a

It's less safe because it reloads sshd regardless of if the reload would cause sshd to fail to reload. It runs a config check of sshd before it goes ahead and asks sshd to reload its config.

viraptor 5y ago
That's an openssh issue though - nothing to do with the init system. You can do the same check regardless.
- Arch-TK 5y ago
  I put it in parentheses for a reason...