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Of course, this is completely insecure. If you want to be appropriately careful, you can compare the 2 jars it downloads to the signed copies available from Maven Central and check their signatures.Note also that Jetty relies on (at time of writing) alpha versions. In theory it is possible to override Jetty’s use of slf4j and logback 2.x and use the 1.x versions. Supposedly the only changes to 2.x involve the JPMS, which the IdP does not support and does not require. |
If you find that Jetty isn’t locating the proper logging configuration or producing the expected output, you may need to add this to your startup:
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-Dlogback.configurationFile=resources/logback.xml |
The next step is to instruct Jetty to produce its access/request log using the same logging APIs it uses for everything else. This is not a Jetty module at this point, so requires the etc/jetty-requestlog.xml file we provide:
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