Adding the enforcing plugin to enforce no commons-logging
Updating the httpclient dependency to the same in the httpclient-api
package

Also managed the jcl-over-slf4j dependency because it'll be used in lots
of places
Used managed dependencies, and include the jcl-over-slf4j for this guy
Excluding from spring, and adding to utilties
Removing commons-logging and adding jcl-over-slf4j
Removing transitive dependency on commons-logging and adding jcl
Removing commons-logging and adding jcl-slf4j bridge
jcl bridging replacement
More mockrunner stuff.... should probably manage depends this guy
Set up mockrunner as a managed dependency and updated
content-normalization
jcl bridging for transitive dependencies
JCL bridging fixes
Removed the Thread Context Stack/Nested Diagnostic Context conversion pattern from all of the Log4J 2.x to prevent the empty brackets from showing up in every log message.
Adding a thread-safe type logging searcher

This will require some number of log lines within some period of time,
     else it will fail
Using a "thread safe" log searching mechanism.

The other mechanism didn't assume that the log file existed, and so
would throw file not found exceptions. Ew
Merge pull request #1174 from rackerlabs/Log4J2xConfigClean

Removed the Thread Context Stack/Nested Diagnostic Context conversion pa...
Merge pull request #1172 from rackerlabs/jcl_enforcement

Jcl enforcement
Code name release for 7.0 CL4P-TP

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Fix Debian init script's "stop" action

Resolve /usr/bin/java to an actual file as:
1. it's probably a symlink
2. start-stop-daemon compares the "--exec" argument to /proc/pid/exe
3. the kernel links /proc/pid/exe to the actual file, not the symlink

So "start-stop-daemon --stop --exec /usr/bin/java" will never stop
Repose or any process if /usr/bin/java is a symlink.

See start-stop-daemon man page for more information.
Cleanup Debian init script

Remove "-- ..." because "--stop" doesn't accept arguments for the
process it's trying to stop (only "--start" does that).

See start-stop-daemon man page for more information.