cs_user.py: allow current_password to be blank(#12981) #13027
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When a new user is created in cinnamon, there is no password set.
Cinnamon-settings-user does not allow changing the password if the
current password is not entered into the current_password field. This
commit changes that, so the user module does two things differently.
1. It allows the current_password field to be left blank if no password
is currently set.
2. It changes what data is passed to the 'passwd' command, as the
'passwd' command does not ask for a current password when there is
none.
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When a new user is created in cinnamon, there is no password set. Cinnamon-settings-user does not allow changing the password if the current password is not entered into the current_password field. This commit changes that, so the user module does two things differently.