Fix log4j2 directory property; add zip compression#266
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Fix log4j2 directory property; add zip compression#266tonygermano wants to merge 1 commit intoOpenIntegrationEngine:mainfrom
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The recent log4j2 version bump no longer ignores the invalid and unused line specifying dir.logs causing the server to fail to start. That line has been removed and converted to a proper log4j2 property, which the file appender now references to allow the user to more easily change the output directory. Additionally, zip compression was added to the rolling file appender for previous versions. Signed-off-by: Tony Germano <tony@germano.name>
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The recent log4j2 version bump no longer ignores the invalid and unused line specifying dir.logs causing the server to fail to start.
That line has been removed and converted to a proper log4j2 property, which the file appender now references to allow the user to more easily change the output directory.
Additionally, zip compression was added to the rolling file appender for previous versions.