Description of problem:
The firstboot part of system-config-rootpassword does not allow to set a proper
root password. In fact you can only skip the dialog resulting in an empty root
password (bad!).


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
system-config-rootpassword-1.1.10-1

(Reading the changelog of the rawhide version there was no fix yet).

How reproducible:
Install system-config-rootpassword, touch /etc/reconfigSys and reboot

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Start firstboot in reconfig mode
2. Try to set a proper root password
3.
  
Actual results:

The "confirm password" input field is deactivated, you can only type in the
password once but not confirm it. To skip the dialog you have to leave the
password field empty (to match with the confirm password field) resulting in an
empty root password.

Expected results:
Be able to type in the password twice to get it set properly.

Additional info:
The "confirm password" field is deactivated. In the standalone version if will
be activated by the function "activation" (which checks the length and
strongness of the password).

However, in the firstboot version the activation function is never call,
resulting in a still deactivated confirm-field, even if a long and strong
password is typed in.

Simple fix is attached. Better fix would be to add the strongness indicator to
the firstboot dialog as well and call the activation function while typing.