This reverts commit 15b2692c.
This change was committed directly on slapos.git: nexedi/slapos@1f46a963

/reviewed-on !61

/reviewed-on !60

  Remember that this workarround must be removed once the implementation changes to use caucase. 

Signing key has been recreated and repository/projects updated with the new key, everything should be fine now so we can remove workarounds in playbooks (insecure repository updating)

/reviewed-on nexedi/slapos.package!59

There's no `find` module on Ansible 1.7 so we need to use the `find` command directly instead.

/reviewed-on nexedi/slapos.package!57

fd46::/64 is a randomly chosen value within fc00::/16

/reviewed-on nexedi/slapos.package!54

All network access shall be protected if Ansible is run in offline mode.

/reviewed-on nexedi/slapos.package!53

This reverts commit 5fe5177f

For now the mitogen don't work on 2.5 which is the version installed by more recent centos.

/reviewed-on nexedi/slapos.package!52

It is important to have them in case of problem analysis.

The most important thing is that Certificate has to match the Key.

The CA certificate is fully optional, so make it seen as this, and also
explain what is its purpose.

The install.sh script has to remove all software releases except the provided
ones, and they are different in various scenarios.

  VIFIB Users may still using gnet-re6stnet.yml and/or vifib-re6stnet.yml

  The existing configuration is specific to vifib so keep it separated.

  vars_files overwrites var_prompt inputs, so keep it minimal on slapos installation.

The roles vars have priority  the playbook ones (at least on 2.x):

http://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/user_guide/playbooks_variables.html#id18

The certificates might be  needed, so ask the user for domain name and
the certificates.

As a "safe" way to transmit the certificate use mktemp.

This functionality requires "playbook: Allow correct certificate with domain"

Thanks to using install.rc it is possible to easily select any playbook
to be used during the installation.