Today I will lead you to install Nginx in the Linux environment. The Linux system used here is CentOS 7.2.
1. Download Nginx from the Nginx official website. The version used here is: 1.13.6.
2. Upload the downloaded Nginx to Linux. Here we take the /opt/nginx directory as an example. Run "tar -zxvf nginx-1.13.6.tar.gz" to decompress.
3. Switch to the /opt/nginx/nginx-1.13.6 directory and run ./configure for initial configuration. If the following prompt appears, it means that PCRE is not installed on the machine, and Nginx needs to rely on PCRE. PCRE needs to be installed manually. You can search and view it in the forum.
PCRE (Perl Compatible Regular Expressions) is a lightweight Perl function library, including a perl-compatible regular expression library. It is much smaller than regular expression libraries like Boost. PCRE is very easy to use and very powerful. Its performance exceeds the POSIX regular expression library and some classic regular expression libraries.
1. First go to https://sourceforge.net/projects/pcre/files/pcre/ to download pcre. The version downloaded here is 8.40.
2. Upload pcre-8.40.tar.gz to the /opt/pcre directory, run "tar -zxvf pcre-8.40.tar.gz", extract the pcre-8.40 directory, and then run chmod –R 777 pcre -8.40Grant full read and write permissions to the current folder.
3. Enter the /pcre-8.40 directory, run ./configure for initial configuration, and print a bunch of information. If the following prompt appears, it is because the C compiler is missing.
Solution: Use the yum –y install gcc-c command to install the C compiler.
Run ./configure after the C compiler is installed successfully.
4. Execute make operation to compile.
5. Finally execute the make install command, and the pcre installation is completed.
Continue back to the /opt/nginx/nginx-1.13.6 directory, run ./configure to initialize nginx configuration, and finally print out the following information to prove success. The address pointed by the red arrow is the path when starting nginx.
(Note: When running ./configure for nginx initialization configuration, if you want to add the ssl module, you can use the following command:
./configure –-prefix=/usr/local/nginx –-with-http_ssl_module
If openssl has not been installed when executing the above command, you will be prompted:
./configure: error: SSL modules require the OpenSSL library.
At this time, execute yum –y install openssl openssl-devel. After installing openssl, you can perform the above operations smoothly)
4. Run make install to install
5. Go to the /usr/local/nginx/sbin directory, run ./nginx, and start nginx.
6. To test whether the installation and startup are successful, enter the server IP:port (default 80) in the browser. If the following figure appears, the installation and startup have been successful.
nginx common commands:
View nginx process: ps –ef|grep nginx
Start nginx and execute in the /usr/local/nginx/sbin directory: ./nginx
Close nginx: In the /usr/local/nginx/sbin directory, execute: ./nginx -s quit
The nginx configuration file is in /usr/local/nginx/conf/nginx.conf. After the configuration file nginx.conf is modified, you must restart nginx if you want the configuration to take effect. In this case, you can use ./nginx -s reload You can make the modified configuration take effect without stopping and then starting again
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