Question:
After Linux restarts, an error is reported when starting the nginx server
Solution:
1. Use the command CD/usr/local/nginx/conf to enter the specified directory
2. Use the command VI nginx Conf modify the configuration file # and remove the # number in the figure
3. Change to PID/usr/local/nginx/logs/nginx.pid;
4. Use the command MKDIR/usr/local/nginx/logs to create a directory
5. Start nginx service
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