[BUG] Device mapper names not parsed properly

[sean-anderson-seco]

Description

Device mapper names such as dm_crypt-0 (the default format for Ubuntu Server) are not parsed properly by cryptdev.list. This is because device mapper names may include non-"word" characters such as dashes. This confuses the regex. Instead, we should match based on non-space and space characters instead (such as what is done by sean-anderson-seco/salt@6471623). I would submit this as a PR, but there are no tests for this module and I don't want to create them.

Steps to Reproduce the behavior

truncate -s 64M /tmp/dummy
echo | sudo cryptsetup luksFormat /tmp/dummy
echo | sudo cryptsetup open /tmp/dummy my-device
sudo salt-call cryptdev.active

Expected behavior

The device should be listed properly.

Versions Report

3005.1. I have verified by inspection that this issue exists in master.

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[whytewolf]

closing as #64161 is merged