I’m using debian and used ‘apt-get install nginx’ installed nginx
0.7.6.3
And I want to upgrade it to version 0.8.53.
Use ‘apt-get install nginx’ I don’t need to compile nginx, and the conf
file
is in /etc/nginx.
And if I want to install 0.8.53, I need to compile nginx first, so how
can I
upgrade nginx with current nginx.conf?
There are several websites on my server, I don’t want to interrupt web
service
nginx.conf? There are several websites on my server, I don’t want
to interrupt web service
If you create a new .deb package there’s no interruption and no config
file is rewritten. The .deb has a postinst script that does the
upgrade properly by sending the correct signals to the running
process.
I can share with you my .deb for 0.8.53 (I’ve not yet setup a debian
repo) It has no SSI, mail support or Python CGI stuff. It’s compiled
against the OpenSSL library in squeeze (testing release).