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Description of problem:
CLI Register works with invalid org arguments

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:


Steps to Reproduce:
subscription-manager register --user=admin --password=admin --org=admin owner

Or

 subscription-manager register --u admin --password admin --org donaldduck ownersssssss
  
Actual results:
The system has been registered with id: c76f1921-9258-4f35-9d6c-ffb94617f90f 


Expected results:

Registration should fail saying "Organization/Owner admin owner does not exist"

Additional info:

To specify an org with a space in the name, bash requires that you quote the value.  Try this...

subscription-manager register --user=admin --password=admin --org="admin owner"

subscription-manager register --u admin --password admin --org "donaldduck
ownersssssss"

see Bug 734114 - register with --org="foo bar" throws a NetworkException instead of a RestlibException

Closing this out since the quotes are required, and we have another bug with spaces already.