I have Nginx 0.8.53 installed on my CentOS server (looks like they finally have an update to 0.8.54 on the repos though), and I tried to set up a stats program, however Nginx keeps GZipping all of my old access logs. The stats program I am using does not read GZIP compressed files, and I can't find any settings that would prevent Nginx from applying compression to old logs. Googling is not getting me anywhere, nor is the Nginx Wiki. Is anyone aware of a way to prevent Nginx from doing this?

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/15/2011 02:44PM by GT500.

nginx doesn't do that, it is logrotate.

Jiff Wrote:
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> nginx doesn't do that, it is logrotate.


Thank you! I had no clue that that thing was running on my server.

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