I compiled nginx from source and I am launching it with
/usr/local/nginx/bin/nginx.
How is the source compilation added to the /etc/init.d list?
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Frank C.
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On 5 Nov 2010 22h48 WET, [email protected] wrote:
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I compiled nginx from source and I am launching it with
/usr/local/nginx/bin/nginx.
How is the source compilation added to the /etc/init.d list?
You need and init script. Grab the one from the Debian package, for
example. I suggest you grab the full debian package source and also
check the postinst script for an implementation of a script that does
version upgrade the proper way, i.e., without downtime. Otherwise
you’ll have to send the correct signals to the running process in the
correct order.
Cf.
http://wiki.nginx.org/NginxCommandLine#Controlling_Nginx_Via_the_Signals
— appa
On Fri, 2010-11-05 at 22:48 +0000, Frank C. wrote:
I compiled nginx from source and I am launching it
with /usr/local/nginx/bin/nginx.How is the source compilation added to the /etc/init.d list?
You should specify what *nix you are using (Linux, BSD, SCO, OSX), along
with whatever flavor/distro you may be using. There’s some info on the
wiki for a few variations, so you might start there:
http://wiki.nginx.org/Configuration#Init_Scripts
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Cliff W. [email protected]