Nginx erreur & Access Logs - VPS ADMIN # 9
Au cas où vous ne savez pas où elles vivent
Jetons un coup d'oeil sur notre serveur Nginx et l'erreur du site et les journaux d'accès et où les trouver.
Vous avez une paire de billes Nginx l'échelle du serveur et un autre pour chaque site, sauf si vous les omis. Les logs d'erreur ne vient que, log d'erreurs. Les journaux d'accès montrer quels sont les éléments Web ont été résolus par l'adresse IP et quand.
Ceux qui ont suivi Servir plusieurs sites et blogs avec des hôtes virtuels mappés sur l'emplacement des journaux de chaque site ou blogs fichier hôte virtuel ou, si vous avez livré la configuration de chaque site dans votre fichier nginx.conf, les emplacements des fichiers sont donnés là-bas.
Voici un rappel de toute façon.
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Nginx erreur du serveur Web Access Log & Locations
Pour dresser la liste: --
ls -l /usr/local/nginx/logs
Or to open them:-
sudo nano /usr/local/nginx/logs/error.log
.. substituting error.log for access.log as appropriate.
Or if you installed Nginx using the package manager, rather than compiling from source as is recommended in the VPS Bible, they're here:-
sudo nano /etc/nginx/logs
Web Site Error & Access Log Locations
sudo nano /home/public_html/someSite.com/log/access.log
And the error page:-
sudo nano /home/public_html/someSite.com/log/error.log
My Error or Access Log is a Blank File/Won't Open.
In the case of the error log, hopefully it is indeed empty. With the access log, maybe it's just too darn big and is taking a long time to open. If you really want to look at it, be patient. Else delete it and add a new, empty one:-
sudo rm /home/public_html/someSite.com/log/access.log && sudo nano /home/public_html/someSite.com/log/access.log
.. saving the empty file.
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