🤖 Ai回答: To stop the Nginx web server, you can use one of the following methods depending on your operating system and how Nginx was installed:
1、Using `systemctl` (for systems using systemd, such as most modern Linux distributions):
bash
sudo systemctl stop nginx
2、Using `service` command (for older Linux distributions or some Unix-like systems):
bash
sudo service nginx stop
3、Using `nginx` command directly:
If you have access to the Nginx binary and it's in your PATH, you can stop it by sending a stop signal:
bash
sudo nginx -s stop
This sends a signal to the Nginx master process to stop gracefully.
4、Using `kill` command:
If you know the PID of the Nginx master process, you can stop it using the `kill` command:
bash
sudo kill <nginx_master_pid
Replace `<nginx_master_pid` with the actual process ID of the Nginx master process、You can find this PID by running:
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ps aux | grep nginx
Verifying Nginx is Stopped:
After stopping Nginx, you can verify that it has stopped by checking its status:
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sudo systemctl status nginx
Or by trying to connect to the server via HTTP/HTTPS and confirming that the connection is refused.
Note:
If you want to restart Nginx after stopping it, you can use `sudo systemctl restart nginx` or `sudo service nginx restart`.
If you want to reload the configuration without stopping the server, you can use `sudo nginx -s reload`.