In 94813bc0fd (diff-6e9552c9bd8e61c8f277c21220160234)
two local variables got removed (AUTH_KEY_FILE and AUTH_CRT_FILE), which are used by the sed command
below to configure the virtualhost for auth.

The certificates are generated on new install or upgrade and added to the current configuration and also to the trusted certificates on the local machine.

Adds some debug messages when token verification fails for some reason.

* feat(notifications): implement a react/redux notification system

* squash into impl explicit timeout, style

* ref(notifications): convert toastr notifications to use react

* ref(toastr): remove library

* squash into conversion: pass timeout

* squash into clean remove from debian patch

Room name verification crashes when we have a configured anonymousdomain as it doesn't have any token extracted data. It is safe to skip this check as room creation is verified by jicofo and we have the option restrict_room_creation to admin users.
Removes obsolete print when updating jitsi-meet-tokens.

Also clears debian package from including *.js files from source roote folder, files which were not used.

The script looks for nginx, apache2 or jetty configuration and edits the first one found. Nginx and apache2 will be reloaded, while jvb will be stopped, configured and started again.

Now the web app can be installed separately from jicofo and jitsi-videobridge, or can be installed on machine running nginx or apache. Currently only nginx will be configured and apache config is left to user. Later we can add and the apache config. Renames jitsi-meet to jitsi-meet-web (just the web content) and jitsi-meet-web-config (configuring jetty, nginx or apache). A new jitsi-meet package will be introduced, a meta package depending on jicofo, jvb and the current packages.

This reverts commit 157bb1931d.

Temporarily reference 'luajwtjitsi' luarock for immediate
deployment until our changes with RS256 support
eventually get merged with the master

Used to minimize strophe-plugins which were inside the source tree and now npm handles them.