Don't overly verbose log receiving IQ responses addressed to the server
Description
Openfire sometimes receives an IQ response stanza, addressed to the server itself. This could, for example, be a response to a query that it sent out earlier, such as a version check.
Some of these responses, which aren’t an IQ GET or SET request, generate very verbose errors. That’s unneeded.
Example of a response that would be better logged to ‘debug’ rather than ‘error’:
Openfire sometimes receives an IQ response stanza, addressed to the server itself. This could, for example, be a response to a query that it sent out earlier, such as a version check.
Some of these responses, which aren’t an IQ GET or SET request, generate very verbose errors. That’s unneeded.
Example of a response that would be better logged to ‘debug’ rather than ‘error’: