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nginx: [emerg] unknown “request_url” variable
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I am running a Wordpress site on Google Compute Engine. It's Nginx and used to work correctly. After a server restart it no longer starts up Nginx. I receive :
nginx: [emerg] unknown "request_url" variable
/opt/bitnami/nginx/scripts/ctl.sh: 77: [: Illegal number:
/opt/bitnami/nginx/scripts/ctl.sh : Nginx could not be started
I have no idea even where to begin to look for the cause of the error. Any hints, tips, or flat out answers would be greatly appreciated!
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I am running a Wordpress site on Google Compute Engine. It's Nginx and used to work correctly. After a server restart it no longer starts up Nginx. I receive :
nginx: [emerg] unknown "request_url" variable
/opt/bitnami/nginx/scripts/ctl.sh: 77: [: Illegal number:
/opt/bitnami/nginx/scripts/ctl.sh : Nginx could not be started
I have no idea even where to begin to look for the cause of the error. Any hints, tips, or flat out answers would be greatly appreciated!
nginx wordpress google-compute-engine
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I am running a Wordpress site on Google Compute Engine. It's Nginx and used to work correctly. After a server restart it no longer starts up Nginx. I receive :
nginx: [emerg] unknown "request_url" variable
/opt/bitnami/nginx/scripts/ctl.sh: 77: [: Illegal number:
/opt/bitnami/nginx/scripts/ctl.sh : Nginx could not be started
I have no idea even where to begin to look for the cause of the error. Any hints, tips, or flat out answers would be greatly appreciated!
nginx wordpress google-compute-engine
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I am running a Wordpress site on Google Compute Engine. It's Nginx and used to work correctly. After a server restart it no longer starts up Nginx. I receive :
nginx: [emerg] unknown "request_url" variable
/opt/bitnami/nginx/scripts/ctl.sh: 77: [: Illegal number:
/opt/bitnami/nginx/scripts/ctl.sh : Nginx could not be started
I have no idea even where to begin to look for the cause of the error. Any hints, tips, or flat out answers would be greatly appreciated!
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