Repair Broken SSH

[Carlos E. R.]

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I don't care about the configuration or preserving anything. How can I
restore SSH configuration to be exactly like it would be after a new
installation of openSUSE?

I suppose that you delete (or rename) /etc/ssh/*, and perhaps users ~/.ssh/*

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Cheers,
Carlos E. R.
(from 11.2 x86_64 "Emerald" at Telcontar)
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[John Andersen]

I have a system with a broken installation of openssh, suddenly one
day I can not use the scp command at all. I removed all config files
relating to ssh and removed/reinstalled the openssh package, now
besides the scp command being broken I can not even start the SSH
service, it complains about the RSA keys are not generated.
I don't care about the configuration or preserving anything. How can I
restore SSH configuration to be exactly like it would be after a new
installation of openSUSE?

ssh-keygen as root.