Avoid sudo password when running apigee-all commands

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For setup and upgrade the commands should be run with root or a user with dull sudo access, as described in this article

But for start, status, etc. commands apigee user should be enough. In 4.17.09 apigee-all or some apigee-service commands ask for sudo password. This is because there's a package called apigee-machinejey that is ran by a user called keyadmin in the apigee group.

To fix this:

Change the apigee-machinekey ownership:

 > sudo apigee-service apigee-machinekey chown apigee apigee

Modify:

vi /opt/apigee/apigee-machinekey/lib/settings
...
# Set the RUN_USER to apigee instead of keyadmin
RUN_USER="apigee"