Description of Problem:

Kickstart uses unencrypted passwords

How Reproducible:

Follow the instructions in "The Official Red Hat Linux Customization
Guide", section 2.5.

Steps to Reproduce:
1. start ksconfig
2. type in your root password in the space provided
3. be sure md5 passwords is checked (mainly to get a false sense of security)
4. save the file

Actual Results:

The plain text root password is stored in the kickstart file.

Expected Results:

If I selected md5 passwords, I would have expected that ksconfig would
store an md5 password and kickstart would just put that already hashed
password into /etc/shadow.

Additional Information:

This feature makes the ks.cfg file a very valuable file to people that
would like to do harm.  If it is accessible via FTP, HTTP, or NFS your
root password is rather trivially accessible.