This format must always be used in parameters to request instances.

See also http://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd.timer.html
for online manpage.

First move to a clean KVM wrapper. And must faster maintenance/feature adding.

Doing fast&dirty code is nice, but only if you don't maintain the code yourself.

Conflicts:
	stack/erp5/instance-tidstorage.cfg.in

Note: Duplicates code, and heavy use of recipes.

Also, rename test CA directories so it's obvious they are designated for
tests.

Otherwise it's never evaluated, and in turn binary-link is not when unit
tests are disabled.
Also, follow surrounding coding style.

You can provide sla parameters to each request you make.
Parameters are analysed that way.
 * If it starts with "-sla-" it is not transmitted to requested instance and is used to do the request as sla.
 * -sla-foo-bar=example (foo being a magic key) will be use for each request considering "foo" as a key to use and the sla parameter is "bar". So for each group using the "foo" key, sla parameter "bar" is used with value "example"
About magic keys:
We can find 2 kinds of magic keys:
 * id : example, in "-sla-2-foo" 2 is the magic key and the parameter will be used for each request with id 2 (in case of kvm: kvm2 and PBS 2)
 * nameid : example, in "-sla-kvm2-foo", foo will be used for kvm2 request. Name for pbs is "pbs" -> "-sla-pbs2-foo".
IMPORTANT NOTE: in case the same foo parameter is asked for the group, the nameid key prevail