* Ensure a clean upgrade path on debian:
* Change the upstream version from 'x.x.x.dev' and 'x.x.x.rcx' to 'x.x.x~dev' and 'x.x.x~rcx'
* Use UTC instead of local time in the debian version
* Append date, time and git commithash to the local revision for non-releases
* Add a url and short description to the package
* Depend on 'default-jre' instead of a specific java version
This resolves a few inconsistencies and issues in the generated packages
for Debian/Ubuntu:
* Creates /etc/logstash/conf.d
* Installs a basic defaults file in /etc/default/logstash (which also sets HOME)
* Stops creating /var/run/logstash (unused)
* Uses /var/lib/logstash as the home directory of the logstash user instead of /home/logstash
* Defaults package files to be owned by root, fixes ownership in post-install script
* Properly stops service when removing the package on Debian
The end result is that after installing, LogStash will pretty much "just
work" with only 2 changes:
1) Enable START=yes in /etc/default/logstash
2) Provide a config for the LogStash agent
