The same goes for v-delete-user, doesn’t the cli command restart Nginx like it does though the Web interface?
I even ran v-add-letsencrypt-domain and no problem…
Any ideas?
v-delete-user via command line doesn’t reload / restart Nginx unless you specify It
So why does the web panel do so (Reload Nginx)?
I guess v-add-letsencrypt-domain has to reload Nginx, Right?
It looks as it is somthing with the panel and Nginx…
Yes it is required as it needs to reload the Nginx for the challenge …
So any Ideas why the panel gives me the error?
Only thing I can think of we reload config instead and maybe due to the active connections it is over the max open files.
I have see the past where users where not able to reload but still restart how ever restarting is slower if you have a lot active connections
See:
It doesn’t seem the same, my problem is with the panel and not the server…
The panel does restart Nginx…
So If you don’t believe me don’t ask for support
I do believe you, sorry if I offended you, and thank you for your help.
I am trying to understand what is happening differently when I run a command from the terminal as root, for example v-delete-user or v-add-letsencrypt-domain and when I try to do the same thing from the panel.
nginx -t get a correct response.
Thank You Again for your patience and help.