Reinstall package including config files

Hi,
I'm trying to reinstall openssh so I can get fresh config files. I tried removing it with pacman -Rns but kde-agent depends on it.
I have also tried pacman -S to reinstall it but it doesn't refresh the config files.
Are there any alternative pacman arguments I am missing to do this?
Thanks,

Hi,bennylb0:
I am not clear about your so-called "config file",I mean,if you are talking about the config file in /home,then removing them will do,if in/usr,pacman -S will do,I suppose;if that doesn't work,you might remove your config files in /usr and run pacman -S then.That's all what I know.Hopefully my words will help you,please.:P

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