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The BBB 1.0 install instructions say at http://docs.bigbluebutton.org/10install.html#imagemagick-security-issues that the version of ImageMagick for Ubuntu 14.04 is vulnerable to CVE-2016-3714 (https://imagetragick.com/). Mitigation appears to be ensuring that all of the specified lines like "<policy domain="coder" rights="none" pattern="EPHEMERAL" />" appear in the <policymap> section of /etc/ImageMagick/policy.xml. The bbb-install script does not do this yet.

The BBB 1.0 install instructions say at http://docs.bigbluebutton.org/10install.html#audio-not-working that the overly complex network setup on Amazon's EC2 results in audio not working, requiring additional configuration over easier to use cloud computing services.
Automated setup of the configuration changes should be added to bbb-install.

The bigbluebutton packages fail to install due to bbb-freeswitch depending on the missing libssl1.0.2 package. The script doesn't detect this failure, doesn't identify the missing package, and doesn't make it easy to retry the installation once you have resolved that problem.

When bbb-conf tries to start FreeSWITCH on a container running under OpenVZ 7, it fails with "start-stop-daemon: unable to alter nice level by -19 (Operation not permitted)". You can work around this by removing the "--nicelevel -19" strings from /etc/init.d/bbb-freeswitch, and re-running "bbb-conf --clean", but FreeSWITCH will be running with the wrong priority.

This causes warnings on subsequent git operations. The only folder is ~/.config/libreoffice, so it appears to be associated with installing or starting LibreOffice.

An ffmpeg Debian package can be created with the install_ffpmeg.sh script. This can be saved and installed later to speed up disaster recovery. However, bbb-install doesn't test to see if ffmpeg is installed before trying to install from a PPA or source.