kvm: Drop ipv4-network-info

This is unused obsolete feature, which results with users being tricked to
configure VMs wrongly.

software/kvm/buildout.hash.cfg

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ md5sum = e6d5c7bb627b4f1d3e7c99721b7c58fe
 
 [template-kvm]
 filename = instance-kvm.cfg.jinja2
-md5sum = 0c00ca332d364a2c620cd260d51d4649
+md5sum = 31b17b55200ea065cb97085283ef5568
 
 [template-kvm-cluster]
 filename = instance-kvm-cluster.cfg.jinja2.in

software/kvm/instance-kvm.cfg.jinja2

@@ -735,21 +735,6 @@ key_info = Get the publick key file in your VM with the command: wget {{ kvm_htt
 {%   endif %}
 {% endif %}
 
-{% if use_tap and slap_configuration.get('tap-ipv4-addr') -%}
-ipv4-network-info =
-  PERMANENT SOLUTION: in your VM, add the lines below in /etc/network/interfaces and then run: "ifup {{ iface }}"
-  auto {{ iface }}
-  iface {{ iface }} inet static
-  	address {{ slap_configuration.get('tap-ipv4-addr') }}
-  	netmask {{ slap_configuration.get('tap-ipv4-netmask') }}
-  	gateway {{ slap_configuration.get('tap-ipv4-gateway') }}
-{% if enable_http %}
-  ${helper:blank-line}
-  TEMPORARY SOLUTION: run in your VM the command: "wget -O- {{ kvm_http }}/${network-config-ipv4:filename} | /bin/sh -"
-  (the configuration will be gone after the next reboot)
-{% endif %}
-{% endif %}
-
 ipv6-network-info =
 {% if use_tap and slap_configuration.get('tap-ipv6-addr') %}
   PERMANENT SOLUTION: in your VM, add the lines below in /etc/network/interfaces and then run: "ifup {{ iface }}"