Detailed explanation of putting common nginx commands into shell scripts

1. Create a folder to store nginx shell scripts

 /usr/local/task/nginx

1) Restart nginx shell script
vim reload.sh

#!/bin/bash
nginx -s reload

2) Set the shell script for the nginx user to read, write and execute permissions for all files in the html directory
vim setfacl.sh

#!/bin/bash
setfacl -mu:nginx:rwx -R /usr/local/nginx/html/
setfacl -md:u:nginx:rwx -R /usr/local/nginx/html/

3) Shell script to start the nginx process
vim start.sh

#!/bin/bash
nginx

4) Shell script to stop nginx process
vim stop.sh

#!/bin/bash
nginx -s stop

2. Use

1) Add execution permissions to the nginx shell script

chmod -R 755 /usr/local/task/nginx

2) Execute the start.sh script

/usr/local/task/nginx/start.sh 

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