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You may still be prompted to press Y on your keyboard to save your changes. Finally, confirm that your configuration is correct and restart the Nginx server: sudo nginx -t sudo systemctl restart nginx. You can now navigate to localhost:nginx-port (localhost:85) on your browser to confirm the changes.
18 lip 2018 · sudo service nginx restart. If that worked, your hosting provider might be installing Apache on your server by default during a fresh install, so keep reading for a more permenant fix. If that didn't work, keep reading to identify the issue. Run nginx -t and if it doesn't return anything
20 kwi 2015 · you can find the line or simply journalctl -xe | grep nginx to find what has happened to nginx when it tried to run itself.
26 maj 2019 · Apply the changes without restarting the Nginx service: sudo nginx -s reload. If the changes are not applied immediately, restart the service with the following command (unlike the command used in the previous step, it will abruptly close all web client connections): sudo systemctl restart nginx.
20 gru 2022 · The primary way to troubleshoot any issues with your configuration file is to run the syntax check sudo nginx -t mentioned earlier, and enable those changes by restarting Nginx with sudo systemctl restart nginx.
10 gru 2018 · I installed on a new server with Ubuntu 18.04 Nginx mainline, current version nginx/1.15.6. Whichever way I try to reload nginx, it gives no error but it doesn't work, the configuration isn't reloaded: # nginx -t. nginx: the configuration file /etc/nginx/nginx.conf syntax is ok.
29 maj 2019 · If that other process (nginx, pid 780 in this case) is controlled by systemd (which isn't unlikely for Ubuntu), then this won't help because systemd will just restart it. But the basic idea is correct: find and stop the other process that ist listening on port 80.
