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How to use find command to get the PID of file and where it's located? Ask Question. Asked 3 years, 11 months ago. Active 3 years, 11 months ago. Viewed 11k times.

Thanks in advance. Improve this question. Thomas Thomas 21 1 1 gold badge 1 1 silver badge 2 2 bronze badges. Run Windows Setup. Setup uses these files during the Windows PE configuration pass as soon as it is launched. An answer file takes precedence over these files. If you use an answer file during installation, Windows Setup ignores the EI. To get the current EditionID:. Here's an example of a EI. If you see The product key entered does not match any of the Windows images available for installation.

Thanks sandeep. Useful to me too. Out of interest what would cause the nginx. This has just happened again for me, I wish I knew what causes it. My nginx master process come back to live after I kill it. Patrick Boos Patrick Boos 2 2 silver badges 4 4 bronze badges. How come? Yea so that is not a solution at all. My nginx. It may have to do something with this nginx bug where the original pidfile is deleted. I'd need more information to be sure but, I'm guessing you already have another web server running rather than the instance of ngnix you want itself so you need to find it - the error says port 80 is in use, but not by what Try netstat -tulpn - You're looking for an entry under local address that ends with - this will also give you the program name and PID so you can identify it.

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So somehow nginx occupied that port. But as sandeep said, I killed nginx process then it works. I appreciate your help! Andrew Schulman 8, 21 21 gold badges 29 29 silver badges 45 45 bronze badges.

Pete Williams Pete Williams 1. To stop nginx check the manual how to do it man nginx. The default way should be to use the stop signal with nginx -s stop. Nginx server as forking process does support creating a PID file. To change its location, you may use the pid directive in its nginx. When manually creating the Nginx service, you need to make sure, that both locations within your Systemd nginx. If not that probably means that you want nginx to put the PID file in a location that is not available.

You can do 2 things;. I have an answer in the sense of how to fix this, but I will leave it open for a bit so someone may comment on WHY this is so. I think this only happens when it is created from source.

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