Bug 19375

	There is the need to change user passwords non-interactively over a
	privisioning system.

	adduser: does nothing cause the user exists
	chpass : interactively reads from /dev/tty
		 or you need makekey to encrypt the passwd
	passwd : only interactive usable

	So the focus came to makekey, which reads a fixed length of 8 chars
	for the password and 2 chars for the salt. So one can't set a 7 byte
	pasword.

	Also the documentation isn't very usefull.

Fix: 

A very complicated "hack" is

	  echo -e "secret\0\0Sa" | /usr/libexec/makekey

	this is equivalent to

	  echo -e "secret\0 Sa" | /usr/libexec/makekey

	cause the \0 ist the implicit end of string in C.
	
	The very best would be an adduser script which allows the change of
	the password with a flag, like

	adduser -c -p <clear-text-password>

	or a chpass with this option. Sure, it's better to transfer the 
	password encrypted, but than we need a better makekey to do the job.
How-To-Repeat: 
	/usr/libexec/makekey