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I’ve not had any success in using the compressed files like “restv2-diagnostics.log.9.gz”. The data is nothing like the v1 logs. It looks as though every line that is in the normal file has a folder named after it and another subfolder resulting in thousands of folders and subfolders with an empty file. It’s not usable. Has anyone figured this out?

My v25 server is only a test server, so the logs have not rolled over, but the log format should be the same as in restv2-diagnostics.log.  If you uncompress restv2-diagnostics.log.9.gz it should look similar.

Try this:
gunzip < restv2-diagnostics.log.9.gz > restv2-diagnostics.log.9.out

 


Some sample lines:

{"id":285,"t":"2025-08-25T16:14:30.783Z","hm":"DELETE","rp":"/api/v2/notificationGroups/2294751/subjects/557056","hs":204,"h":null,"d":54}
{"id":286,"t":"2025-08-25T16:14:30.799Z","tid":115,"u":"rharolde","sid":7059044,"c":"141.xxx.xxx.6","hm":"GET","rp":"/api/v2/users/25073845/favorites","qp":{"total":"true","limit":"20"},"h":{"Accept":"*/*"}}
{"id":288,"t":"2025-08-25T16:14:30.814Z","tid":179687,"u":"rharolde","sid":7059044,"c":"141.xxx.xxx.6","hm":"GET","rp":"/api/v2/notificationGroups/2294751/subjects","qp":{"total":"true","limit":"100","orderBy":"asc(name)","fields":"id,type,_links,name"},"h":{"Accept":"*/*"}}
{"id":289,"t":"2025-08-25T16:15:02.041Z","tid":179699,"u":"rharolde","sid":7059044,"c":"141.xxx.xxx.6","hm":"PATCH","rp":"/api/v2/sessions/current","qp":null,"h":{"Accept":"*/*","Content-Type":"application/merge-patch+json"}}
{"id":289,"t":"2025-08-25T16:15:02.089Z","hm":"PATCH","rp":"/api/v2/sessions/current","hs":200,"h":{"Content-Type":"application/hal+json"},"d":47}
{"id":290,"t":"2025-09-03T19:04:23.948Z","hm":"GET","rp":"/api/v2/sessions/current","hs":401,"h":{"Content-Type":"application/json"},"d":0}
 


Thanks! this made me think I had a zip tool issue. Using the native one in Windows is where I am having the issue. I have 7zip and that resolved it!


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