Security: Separated settings from init.ubuntu to default.ubuntu and added logging

[Mar2zz]

These two files are for daemon use. Settings can be edited in default.ubuntu, which needs to be in /etc/default/sickbeard. init.ubuntu will read this settings file and will log if the daemon isn't set correct. This way an install can be done inside /opt or other folders owned by root, so root is owner (secure) and all data and config will be in a folder of choice, or by default in ~/.sickbeard. updating through web_interface is made optional, can be set in /etc/default/sickbeard, so there is only one user (set by root) that can update sickbeard (also secure).

This is also easy for running multiple sickbeard-instances with one sickbeard source, or different branches. (use 2 init.d's-scripts and 2 settings-scripts)