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Moved CFE_ROBOT user creation from MP cli task to shell script #1628

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Thank you for submitting a pull request! Maybe @craigcomstock can review this?

@aleksandrychev aleksandrychev changed the title Removed CFE_ROBOT user creation from post install scripts Moved CFE_ROBOT user creation from MP cli task to shell script Mar 24, 2025
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even better would be to move this into it's own script and call that.

Currently we have docs about how to do this (https://docs.cfengine.com/docs/3.24/web-ui-hub_administration-reset-admin-creds.html#internal-credentials) but would be nice to codify it and make it "easy". Also add calling the externalized script to @olehermanse 's cfengine command!

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Ticket: ENT-12185
Signed-off-by: Ihor Aleksandrychiev <[email protected]>
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even better would be to move this into it's own script and call that.

Currently we have docs about how to do this (https://docs.cfengine.com/docs/3.24/web-ui-hub_administration-reset-admin-creds.html#internal-credentials) but would be nice to codify it and make it "easy". Also add calling the externalized script to @olehermanse 's cfengine command!

I think this PR is a good incremental change. Approved!

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