Description of problem:
User cannot reset database - foreman throws a big stink, and user ends up with an unusable system, presumably requiring a complete reinstall.

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


How reproducible:


Steps to Reproduce:
1. Install katello+foreman and reasonably populate it with data
2. katello-configure --reset-data=YES
3. View results
  
Actual results:
[root@se-rhelbox ~]# katello-configure --reset-data=YES
Starting Katello configuration
The top-level log file is [/var/log/katello/katello-configure-20130508-214813/main.log]
Creating Foreman database user: |====================================================================================================              |
  Failed, please check [/var/log/katello/katello-configure/create-postgresql-foreman-database.log]
  Report errors using # katello-debug tool.
err: /Stage[main]/Foreman::Config/Exec[foreman_config]: Failed to call refresh: /usr/bin/ruby193-ruby /usr/share/foreman/script/foreman-config -k oauth_active -v 'true'                              -k foreman_url -v 'se-rhelbox.usersys.redhat.com'                              -k katello_url -v 'https://se-rhelbox.usersys.redhat.com/katello'                              -k token_duration -v '60'                              -k manage_puppetca -v false                              -k oauth_consumer_key -v 'foreman'                              -k oauth_consumer_secret -v 'zaVOyLVKGMUkRLOplr9eQ0NEyYYy53qL'                              -k oauth_map_users -v 'true'                              -k administrator -v 'root'                              -k signo_sso -v true returned 1 instead of one of [0] at /usr/share/katello/install/puppet/modules/foreman/manifests/config.pp:141
Katello configuration: |===========================================================================================================================|

[root@se-rhelbox ~]# service katello status
katello is not running.


Expected results:
A clean reset

Additional info:
It may be too early to actually expect this to work. But consider this a tracker to assure that things do actually work.