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Stop nginx before APT upgrades run
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How can I stop nginx before APT upgrades run in Ubuntu?
We run unattended upgrades on the server and in case there is any upgrade that will interfere with nginx I would like to stop the nginx service before doing upgrades. (E.g. an upgrade of nginx itself or something that could affect the network connectivity.)
After the upgrade has run I want nginx to launch again automatically.
This is one of multiple servers in a pool sitting behind a load balancer, so the user-facing service will not be affected by nginx being down. The web server is nginx 1.14.2 and the OS is Ubuntu 16.04.6 LTS.
ubuntu nginx apt ubuntu-16.04 unattended
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How can I stop nginx before APT upgrades run in Ubuntu?
We run unattended upgrades on the server and in case there is any upgrade that will interfere with nginx I would like to stop the nginx service before doing upgrades. (E.g. an upgrade of nginx itself or something that could affect the network connectivity.)
After the upgrade has run I want nginx to launch again automatically.
This is one of multiple servers in a pool sitting behind a load balancer, so the user-facing service will not be affected by nginx being down. The web server is nginx 1.14.2 and the OS is Ubuntu 16.04.6 LTS.
ubuntu nginx apt ubuntu-16.04 unattended
asked 13 hours ago
Carl WinbäckCarl Winbäck
3716
If nginx is being upgraded, apt will stop and start it, itself. You probably don't need to do anything at all. Nobody else does.
– Michael Hampton♦
9 hours ago
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How can I stop nginx before APT upgrades run in Ubuntu?
We run unattended upgrades on the server and in case there is any upgrade that will interfere with nginx I would like to stop the nginx service before doing upgrades. (E.g. an upgrade of nginx itself or something that could affect the network connectivity.)
After the upgrade has run I want nginx to launch again automatically.
This is one of multiple servers in a pool sitting behind a load balancer, so the user-facing service will not be affected by nginx being down. The web server is nginx 1.14.2 and the OS is Ubuntu 16.04.6 LTS.
ubuntu nginx apt ubuntu-16.04 unattended
asked 13 hours ago
Carl WinbäckCarl Winbäck
3716
How can I stop nginx before APT upgrades run in Ubuntu?
We run unattended upgrades on the server and in case there is any upgrade that will interfere with nginx I would like to stop the nginx service before doing upgrades. (E.g. an upgrade of nginx itself or something that could affect the network connectivity.)
After the upgrade has run I want nginx to launch again automatically.
This is one of multiple servers in a pool sitting behind a load balancer, so the user-facing service will not be affected by nginx being down. The web server is nginx 1.14.2 and the OS is Ubuntu 16.04.6 LTS.
ubuntu nginx apt ubuntu-16.04 unattended
ubuntu nginx apt ubuntu-16.04 unattended
asked 13 hours ago
Carl WinbäckCarl Winbäck
3716
asked 13 hours ago
Carl WinbäckCarl Winbäck
3716
asked 13 hours ago
Carl WinbäckCarl Winbäck
3716
asked 13 hours ago
Carl WinbäckCarl Winbäck
3716
asked 13 hours ago
Carl WinbäckCarl Winbäck
3716
3716
If nginx is being upgraded, apt will stop and start it, itself. You probably don't need to do anything at all. Nobody else does.
– Michael Hampton♦
9 hours ago
add a comment |
If nginx is being upgraded, apt will stop and start it, itself. You probably don't need to do anything at all. Nobody else does.
– Michael Hampton♦
9 hours ago
If nginx is being upgraded, apt will stop and start it, itself. You probably don't need to do anything at all. Nobody else does.
– Michael Hampton♦
9 hours ago
If nginx is being upgraded, apt will stop and start it, itself. You probably don't need to do anything at all. Nobody else does.
– Michael Hampton♦
9 hours ago
add a comment |
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Adapting https://wiki.debian.org/ReadonlyRoot#Make_apt-get_remount_.2F_if_needed probably would work.
I'd give this variant a try:
DPkg
Pre-Invoke "systemctl stop nginx"; ;
Post-Invoke "systemctl start nginx"; ;
;
Put this into a file and place it in /etc/apt.conf.d.
It will not check if the upgrade 'interferes' with your nginx intstallation, it stops it always.
answered 9 hours ago
asdminasdmin
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You can stop Nginx using
systemctl stop nginx
And you can start it using
systemctl start nginx
answered 13 hours ago
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since the question involves "unattended upgrades", I doubt that a manual procedure such as this one is what is wanted here.
– asdmin
9 hours ago
he is asking if it is possible to stop nginx before upgrading
– Diego Velez
8 hours ago
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Adapting https://wiki.debian.org/ReadonlyRoot#Make_apt-get_remount_.2F_if_needed probably would work.
I'd give this variant a try:
DPkg
Pre-Invoke "systemctl stop nginx"; ;
Post-Invoke "systemctl start nginx"; ;
;
Put this into a file and place it in /etc/apt.conf.d.
It will not check if the upgrade 'interferes' with your nginx intstallation, it stops it always.
answered 9 hours ago
asdminasdmin
1,6821225
add a comment |
Adapting https://wiki.debian.org/ReadonlyRoot#Make_apt-get_remount_.2F_if_needed probably would work.
I'd give this variant a try:
DPkg
Pre-Invoke "systemctl stop nginx"; ;
Post-Invoke "systemctl start nginx"; ;
;
Put this into a file and place it in /etc/apt.conf.d.
It will not check if the upgrade 'interferes' with your nginx intstallation, it stops it always.
answered 9 hours ago
asdminasdmin
1,6821225
add a comment |
Adapting https://wiki.debian.org/ReadonlyRoot#Make_apt-get_remount_.2F_if_needed probably would work.
I'd give this variant a try:
DPkg
Pre-Invoke "systemctl stop nginx"; ;
Post-Invoke "systemctl start nginx"; ;
;
Put this into a file and place it in /etc/apt.conf.d.
It will not check if the upgrade 'interferes' with your nginx intstallation, it stops it always.
answered 9 hours ago
asdminasdmin
1,6821225
Adapting https://wiki.debian.org/ReadonlyRoot#Make_apt-get_remount_.2F_if_needed probably would work.
I'd give this variant a try:
DPkg
Pre-Invoke "systemctl stop nginx"; ;
Post-Invoke "systemctl start nginx"; ;
;
Put this into a file and place it in /etc/apt.conf.d.
It will not check if the upgrade 'interferes' with your nginx intstallation, it stops it always.
answered 9 hours ago
asdminasdmin
1,6821225
answered 9 hours ago
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You can stop Nginx using
systemctl stop nginx
And you can start it using
systemctl start nginx
answered 13 hours ago
SeaskywaysSeaskyways
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since the question involves "unattended upgrades", I doubt that a manual procedure such as this one is what is wanted here.
– asdmin
9 hours ago
he is asking if it is possible to stop nginx before upgrading
– Diego Velez
8 hours ago
add a comment |
You can stop Nginx using
systemctl stop nginx
And you can start it using
systemctl start nginx
answered 13 hours ago
SeaskywaysSeaskyways
991
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since the question involves "unattended upgrades", I doubt that a manual procedure such as this one is what is wanted here.
– asdmin
9 hours ago
he is asking if it is possible to stop nginx before upgrading
– Diego Velez
8 hours ago
add a comment |
You can stop Nginx using
systemctl stop nginx
And you can start it using
systemctl start nginx
answered 13 hours ago
SeaskywaysSeaskyways
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You can stop Nginx using
systemctl stop nginx
And you can start it using
systemctl start nginx
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since the question involves "unattended upgrades", I doubt that a manual procedure such as this one is what is wanted here.
– asdmin
9 hours ago
he is asking if it is possible to stop nginx before upgrading
– Diego Velez
8 hours ago
add a comment |
since the question involves "unattended upgrades", I doubt that a manual procedure such as this one is what is wanted here.
– asdmin
9 hours ago
he is asking if it is possible to stop nginx before upgrading
– Diego Velez
8 hours ago
since the question involves "unattended upgrades", I doubt that a manual procedure such as this one is what is wanted here.
– asdmin
9 hours ago
since the question involves "unattended upgrades", I doubt that a manual procedure such as this one is what is wanted here.
– asdmin
9 hours ago
he is asking if it is possible to stop nginx before upgrading
– Diego Velez
8 hours ago
he is asking if it is possible to stop nginx before upgrading
– Diego Velez
8 hours ago
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If nginx is being upgraded, apt will stop and start it, itself. You probably don't need to do anything at all. Nobody else does.
– Michael Hampton♦
9 hours ago