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You have a cache, if you SIGHUP the nginx process it'll reload the config and certificates on disk. With a simple script it is possible to SIGHUP when the certi
by zaarn 8y ago
You have a cache, if you SIGHUP the nginx process it'll reload the config and certificates on disk. With a simple script it is possible to SIGHUP when the certificate file is changed on disk.
- scurvy 8y agoDoes nginx still halt the master process when you have more than 70k cert/key pairs and send it a hup?