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Name		Name	Last commit message	Last commit date
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nginx-1.2.1		nginx-1.2.1
404.html		404.html
50x.html		50x.html
Makefile		Makefile
README.fedora		README.fedora
default.conf		default.conf
index.html		index.html
nginx-auto-cc-gcc.patch		nginx-auto-cc-gcc.patch
nginx-cbase-http.patch		nginx-cbase-http.patch
nginx-logo.png		nginx-logo.png
nginx-upgrade		nginx-upgrade
nginx.conf		nginx.conf
nginx.cron		nginx.cron
nginx.init		nginx.init
nginx.logrotate		nginx.logrotate
nginx.spec		nginx.spec
nginx.sysconfig		nginx.sysconfig
nginx_cbase_cache.conf		nginx_cbase_cache.conf
nginx_cbase_offload.conf		nginx_cbase_offload.conf
nginx_security.conf		nginx_security.conf
nginx_webserver.conf		nginx_webserver.conf
poweredby.png		poweredby.png
ssl.conf		ssl.conf
virtual.conf		virtual.conf

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Upgrade without any downtime
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Before migration to systemd, the nginx initscript provided the ability to
upgrade the running nginx server without any downtime.

This functionality has now been replaced with a downstream shell script,
located at /usr/bin/nginx-upgrade.

Following an update to nginx via the package manager, running nginx-upgrade
will cause a new nginx master to be created, which will then take all new
requests. The old master and workers are then gracefully shutdown without
breaking any existing connections.

See http://wiki.nginx.org/CommandLine for more information.