Don't redundantly chown the configuration file, and move the --config-file option to st2 instead of the login subcommand

Author: blag

scripts/st2bootstrap-deb.sh

@@ -298,8 +298,8 @@ configure_st2_cli_config() {
   CURRENT_USER_CLI_CONFIG_DIRECTORY="${HOME}/.st2"
   CURRENT_USER_CLI_CONFIG_PATH="${CURRENT_USER_CLI_CONFIG_DIRECTORY}/config"
 
-  sudo st2 login --config-file ${ROOT_USER_CLI_CONFIG_PATH} \
-                 --write-password \
+  sudo st2 --config-file ${ROOT_USER_CLI_CONFIG_PATH} \
+           login --write-password \
                  --username ${USERNAME} --password ${PASSWORD}
 
   # Write config for root user
@@ -308,12 +308,9 @@ configure_st2_cli_config() {
   fi
 
   # Write config for current user (in case current user != root)
-  st2 login --config-file ${CURRENT_USER_CLI_CONFIG_PATH} \
-            --write-password \
+  st2 --config-file ${CURRENT_USER_CLI_CONFIG_PATH} \
+      login --write-password \
             --username ${USERNAME} --password ${PASSWORD}
-
-  # Fix the permissions
-  chown -R ${CURRENT_USER}:${CURRENT_USER} ${CURRENT_USER_CLI_CONFIG_DIRECTORY}
 }