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Error systemd[1]: Failed to read PID from file /run/nginx.pid: Invalid argument #77
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I had similar issue with pid missing in this same location. After some investigation, a reinstall of php7 was required and slight modifications to my nginx configuration file. |
Does it still happen with the latest 1.10.1 version? |
can you explain what changes you made for this @clessley |
@116davinder Completely remove & purge your older php5 installs and also whatever php7 installation you currently have. Autoremove and reboot. Then install php7 (completely; all required packages). This was the only way I was able to get past the PID error. The remaining errors which I allude to can then be worked through by just checking your /var/log/nginx/error log file for your specific use case. I've not seen that error since. BTW, I'm running Ubuntu not Debian. |
Yes the same in the version 1.10.1. Debian Jessie |
i have same problem in centos 7, i had try this https://www.svennd.be/pid-file-runnginx-pid-not-readable-yet-after-start/ but not resolve the problem, but i think that not problem, my nginx server running normaly |
New installation of Nginx/PHP7 on Debian 8 Jessie (Google cloud). After running "systemctl status nginx" keep on getting error: systemd[1]: Failed to read PID from file /run/nginx.pid: Invalid argument.
Any idea why? Thanks
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