Log message:
Update kibana to 4.1.1

Changelog:

	Key Features

	Pull Request 2518: You can pin filters to make the filter persist across Kibana \ 
functionality, from the Visualize tab to Discover to a Dashboard.
	Pull Request 2731: Field formatting options now supported in Settings.
	Pull Request 3154: New chart: Bubble chart, derived from the basic line chart.
	Pull Request 3212: You can now install Kibana on Linux with a package manager \ 
such as apt-get.
	Pull Request 3271 and 3262: New aggregations: IPv4 and Date range aggregations \ 
enable you to specify buckets for these qualities.
	Pull Request 3290: You can select a time interval for the Discover display of \ 
time series data.
	Pull Request 3470: New metric: Percentile ranks.
	Pull Request 3573: Kibana objects (visualizations, dashboards, and searches) \ 
can be imported and exported.
	Pull Request 3830: New chart: Heatmap, a tile map display variant.

	Improvements

	Pull Request 3164: You can now store a specific time range with a dashboard.
	Pull Request 3233: New Y axis scale options, log scale and square root scale.
	Pull Request 3237: Dat Histogram bucket aggregation now supports custom \ 
intervals, from seconds to years.
	Pull Request 3273: Line smoothing for for line and area charts.
	Pull Request 3464: You can now specify the extent of the Y axis for charts.
	Pull Request 3526: You can add columns to Discover’s list of results \ 
directly from an entry’s table of fields.
	Pull Request 3671: Tile maps now support latitude/longitude filtering.
	Pull Request 3800: You can now pause auto-refresh on a dashboard.

Log message:
Mention CVE-2015-4093

Log message:
Import kibana-4.0.0 as wip/kibana.

Functional... rc.subr script is hackish to manage the pid. Not sure if
there's a better way to handle that.

Node.js build env probably doesn't play well with bulk builds etc at this
point. It appears to install and modify things outside the pkgsrc env.

Kibana is an open source (Apache Licensed), browser based analytics and
search dashboard for Elasticsearch. Kibana is a snap to setup and start
using.
Kibana strives to be easy to get started with, while also being flexible
and powerful, just like Elasticsearch.