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- How to deploy jar program in nginx
- To deploy a JAR program on Nginx, seven steps need to be followed: 1) Install JRE, 2) Install Nginx, 3) Configure Nginx, 4) Deploy JAR, 5) Grant execution permissions, 6) Restart Nginx, 7) Verify deployment.
- Nginx 974 2025-04-14 12:09:01
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- How to solve nginx current limit
- The Nginx current limit problem can be solved by: use ngx_http_limit_req_module to limit the number of requests; use ngx_http_limit_conn_module to limit the number of connections; use third-party modules (ngx_http_limit_connections_module, ngx_http_limit_rate_module, ngx_http_access_module) to implement more current limit policies; use cloud services (Cloudflare, Google Cloud Rate Limiting, AWS WAF) to DD
- Nginx 1051 2025-04-14 12:06:17
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- How to check status of nginx
- There are several ways to check Nginx status: Use the Nginx Status module to view the real-time status. Use command line tools (nginx -V, nginx -t, service nginx status/systemctl status nginx) to check version, configuration, and service status. Check the log file (/var/log/nginx/error.log) for running status information.
- Nginx 441 2025-04-14 12:03:01
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- How to distinguish multiple domain names from nginx
- Multiple domain names can be distinguished by configuring nginx server block: Specify a unique server_name directive for each domain name. Repeat the above steps to create multiple server blocks. If the requested domain name does not match any server block, nginx will use the default server block for processing.
- Nginx 702 2025-04-14 12:00:10
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- How to check nginx version
- The methods that can query the Nginx version are: use the nginx -v command; view the version directive in the nginx.conf file; open the Nginx error page and view the page title.
- Nginx 604 2025-04-14 11:57:01
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- How to see if nginx is started
- To see if Nginx is started, use the following steps: Check the status with the systemctl command: systemctl status nginx Check the configuration and see if Nginx is running: nginx -t Check whether Nginx listens to port 80: netstat -plnt | grep nginx
- Nginx 167 2025-04-14 11:54:01
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- How to start php server in nginx
- Nginx starts the PHP server through FastCGI or PHP-FPM. The specific steps include: installing the FastCGI module and configuring the Nginx configuration file, and specifying the location of the PHP-FPM socket file. Install and configure PHP-FPM, set up listening socket files and start PHP-FPM. Add the proxy pass configuration in the Nginx configuration file to forward the PHP request to the PHP-FPM server (usually 127.0.0.1:9000). Start Nginx and test access to the PHP file to verify that the PHP server is started.
- Nginx 220 2025-04-14 11:51:01
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- How to check the running status of nginx
- The methods to view the running status of Nginx are: use the ps command to view the process status; view the Nginx configuration file /etc/nginx/nginx.conf; use the Nginx status module to enable the status endpoint; use monitoring tools such as Prometheus, Zabbix, or Nagios.
- Nginx 232 2025-04-14 11:48:02
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- How to use nginx variables
- The Nginx variable is a placeholder used to store information and can be used through $variable_name. Common variables include $arg_variable_name (URL parameter), $host (host name), $http_host (HTTP host header), $method (request method), $remote_addr (client IP), $request_uri (URI), $server_name (server name), and $time_local (server time). These variables can be used to log access logs, redirect requests, and custom responses.
- Nginx 817 2025-04-14 11:45:01
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- What to do if nginx server is hung
- When the Nginx server goes down, you can perform the following troubleshooting steps: Check that the nginx process is running. View the error log for error messages. Check the syntax of nginx configuration. Make sure nginx has the permissions you need to access the file. Check file descriptor to open limits. Confirm that nginx is listening on the correct port. Add firewall rules to allow nginx traffic. Check reverse proxy settings, including backend server availability. For further assistance, please contact technical support.
- Nginx 776 2025-04-14 11:42:01
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- How to stop nginx service
- Stop the Nginx service by: Confirm that Nginx is running; use systemd: sudo systemctl stop nginx; for older systems, use init.d: sudo service nginx stop; use command line: sudo /etc/init.d/nginx stop; Verify stop: Check that the output shows "inactive (dead)" or "stopped".
- Nginx 197 2025-04-14 11:39:01
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- How to set nginx access address to server ip
- To set the access address to server IP in Nginx, configure the server block, set the listening address (such as listen 192.168.1.10:80) Set the server name (such as server_name example.com www.example.com), or leave it blank to access the server IP and reload Nginx to apply the changes
- Nginx 364 2025-04-14 11:36:01
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- How to close nginx command
- The command to close nginx is nginx -s quit. This command sends a QUIT signal to the nginx process, causing nginx to shut down normally. Other options include: 1. -s stop: Force shutdown nginx immediately. 2. -s reopen: causes nginx to reopen the log file.
- Nginx 325 2025-04-14 11:33:01
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- How to configure domain name for nginx
- To configure a domain name in Nginx, follow these steps: Add a Server block and specify the domain name. Set the root directory of the website file. Set the index file in the root directory. Set the way to handle error codes. Configure server access and error logs. Reload or restart the Nginx service.
- Nginx 800 2025-04-14 11:30:01
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- What to do if nginx restart fails
- Reasons and solutions for the failure of nginx restart: Configuration file error: Check nginx configuration file to ensure that the syntax is correct and the instructions are valid. Open port conflict: Check whether the port is occupied, close the occupied process or change the nginx port configuration. Process is running: manually terminate or stop nginx process using service command. Missing dependencies: Install or update required nginx dependencies such as openssl, zlib, pcre. File permissions issue: Grant nginx users to read and write permissions to files and directories. Memory leak or high load: monitor memory and CPU usage of nginx processes, upgrade nginx version or reconfigure worker processes. External factors: Check for prevention
- Nginx 826 2025-04-14 11:27:01