Use more restrictive permissions on /etc/ipmi-pass

This forces the permissions on /etc/ipmi-pass to be 0600 or RW only by
owner. This is to prevent non-owners from reading the file, even though
it is obfuscated to make it harder for ipmi passwords to leak.

Tested: change ipmi passwords and see that the /etc/ipmi-pass file has
        0600 permissions.

Change-Id: I4be0b8a65f98ced031493f7767879eb054e1ee84
Signed-off-by: Vernon Mauery <vernon.mauery@linux.intel.com>
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