A -s reload works as documented, however while the logfiles are being
written to, the logfiles keep their last (before -s) time/date. Is this
a
known issue?
After a simple restart the logfiles are time updated as normal.
Posted at Nginx Forum:
A -s reload works as documented, however while the logfiles are being
written to, the logfiles keep their last (before -s) time/date. Is this
a
known issue?
After a simple restart the logfiles are time updated as normal.
Posted at Nginx Forum:
Am 02.11.2013 16:28 schrieb itpp2012:
A -s reload works as documented, however while the logfiles are being
written to, the logfiles keep their last (before -s) time/date. Is
this a
known issue?
It’s a documented “issue” …
http://nginx.org/en/docs/beginners_guide.html
use -s reopen (or kill -USR1) to reopen the logfiles.
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