Prevent multiple spaces in sysctl value #67
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When setting a sysctl value that consists of multiple numbers (like
net.ipv4.ip_local_port_range, with a value like1024 65535), the configured value will be 'enforced' on every puppet run, since the output ofsysctl -nwill display the output with a tab character instead of a single space.To prevent the value from being set on every puppet run, I've added a sed command to replace multiple spaces (or tabs) with a single space when comparing the current value.