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A hosts line may contain tabs instead of spaces and the '\ .*' regexp
doesn't match on that case. As such, we can improve the regexp to simply
look for any character after matching the address word. This fixes the
following problem when an entry with a tab exists in the file
~$ cat -Et /etc/hosts|head -n1
127.0.0.1^Ilocalhost$
The entry is not updated by the script leading to the following problem
fatal: [localhost]: FAILED! => {
"assertion": "'127.0.1.1 localhost.openstack.local localhost' in hosts_content",
"changed": false,
"evaluated_to": false
}
Change-Id: I23d22cbf4317a3c9228bcdb6b3e9e6c2238fcfb7
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| environment.j2 | ||
| modprobe.conf.j2 | ||
| openstack-host-hostfile-setup.sh.j2 | ||
| openstack-release.j2 | ||
| sudoers.j2 | ||
| sysstat.cron.debian.j2 | ||
| sysstat.cron.redhat.j2 | ||
| sysstat.cron.suse.j2 | ||
| sysstat.default.j2 | ||