Flush log buffers on reload

Server NGINX
1

Hi,

It seems that Nginx does not flush the log buffers to disk on reload but
it would be really helpful if it could. Is there any trick to flush the
buffers to disk on reload?

Thanks,
Markus

2

Hello!

On Wed, Oct 03, 2012 at 11:50:17AM +0000, Markus J. wrote:

It seems that Nginx does not flush the log buffers to disk on
reload but it would be really helpful if it could. Is there any
trick to flush the buffers to disk on reload?

Log buffers are flushed by a shutting down nginx worker process
once there are no more requests in progress and it’s going to
exit. If it’s not enough in your use case, you may use logrotate
signal (USR1) flush log buffers at any time you want.

–
Maxim D.

3

Thanks!

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