Fix computing hostname hash on SunOS #462
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On SunOS, cksum use tab as delimiter instead of space as on other platforms. Fix for #461
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Fix for #461
As noted in the issue,
cut -d " " -f 1does not work universally, sincecksumdoes not have the same delimiting character on all OS's.awk '{print $1}'works universally, since it splits on any type of white-space.