1. Check nginx installation directory
ps -ef | grep nginx
2. View the configuration file path
nginx -t
This command can also be used to check if the configuration file is correct.
Of course, you can also use the find command to search for files
# Find a file with file name from / root directoryfind / -name # Find a file with file name from the /etc directoryfind /etc -name
3. Specify the configuration file and start the nginx service
nginxInstallation Directory -c Configuration file directory
Where: parameter "-c" specifies the path to the configuration file. If the "-c" parameter is not added, Nginx will load the files in the conf subdirectory of its installation directory by default.
4. Command parameters
/usr/local/nginx/sbin/nginx -parameter
Nginx parameters include:
-c: Use the specified configuration file instead of the conf directory.
-t: Test whether the configuration file is correct. When the configuration needs to be reloaded at runtime, this command is very important to detect whether the modified configuration file has syntax errors.
-v: Show nginx version number.
-V: Displays the version number of nginx, the compilation environment information and the compile time parameters.
Detect new configuration files:
/usr/local/nginx/conf# /usr/local/nginx/sbin/nginx -t -c /usr/local/nginx/conf/
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