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Since Ubuntu 23.10 the systemd service name for sshd has been changed to ssh
from sshd. This causes the role to fail when trying to restart the sshd
service.
fatal: [ubuntu2404]: FAILED! => {"changed": false, "msg": "Could not find the requested service sshd: host"}
Additional Information:
There is actually a alias available in the service configuration file that
should allow to use the old name sshd, but this does not work as expected, at
least not on a upgraded system or a geerlingguy container image for 24.04. The
The alias can be "activated" by issuing systemctl enable sshd. Then the
missing symlink for the alias is actually created.
As noble (22.04) is now general available, the compatibility to the latest LTS
version of Ubuntu has to be assured.
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