Add simple way to update Drupal's admin password

[DonRichards]

To make it easier to reset admin password this make command keeps it simple.

To test use the readme instructions at the bottom of the "Secrets" section.

I tested this on mac and linux so it should work for either.

[DonRichards]

Will be adding another step. During the Tech call it was requested to pipe the password into the secrets file. I'll add this to this Pull request.

[DonRichards]

OK, ready for testing. Super simple low hanging fruit

[noahwsmith]

Running this off a make clean and make local gives

noah@bds76spare:~/Code/isle-dc$ make set_admin_password 
Password: 

Setting admin password now
 [success] Changed password for admin.
/bin/sh: 1: cannot create secrets/live/DRUPAL_DEFAULT_ACCOUNT_PASSWORD: Permission denied
make: *** [Makefile:365: set_admin_password] Error 2

I dealt with this in the install-profile branch to set ownership of /secrets/live when they are created. I'll add a new commit to bring that into this MR.

[noahwsmith]

Ok, this tests out fully for me. PWD is set in Drupal, I can log in, and the contents of that secret file is correct after the command runs. I'm happy to merge this unless someone else wants to test it first...

[DonRichards]

Thanks for reviewing

[DonRichards]

@Islandora-Devops/committers are we good with merging this?

[seth-shaw-unlv]

@DonRichards, please resolve conflicts.

[DonRichards]

@seth-shaw-unlv Not sure why it thought there was a conflict but either way it's resolved now.

[seth-shaw-unlv]

It worked to change the Drupal password but failed to update the live secrets file:

~/isle-dc$ make set_admin_password
Password:

Setting admin password now
 [success] Changed password for admin.
/bin/sh: 1: cannot create secrets/live/DRUPAL_DEFAULT_ACCOUNT_PASSWORD: Permission denied
make: *** [Makefile:394: set_admin_password] Error 2

Are we expected to run the make command as root?

[DonRichards]

OH!!! That's what you meant. No that isn't expected.

[seth-shaw-unlv]

🚀

[DonRichards]

@seth-shaw-unlv Got it!! Man that took too long. I added a check that basically looks to see if the Makefile/USER can write to the password file. If not it tries running the echo $password with sudo, otherwise it just echos the password to the file. This seems like the most reasonable approach.

[DonRichards]

Oh, great! Thanks