i need to put my site into maintenance mode and i just discovered that the problem i had in 1.9 where nginx throws a 503 error page instead of the maintenance page is still occurring for me in 1.12.4.
does anyone know why this is?
i haven't found any webpages on the topic or any useful info from any logs. :(
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You must log in to post replies.i am also now unable to login to the site to disable maintenance mode!
@ura did you check error log?
Set your keepalive_timeout to 30.
Then service nginx restart && service php-fpm restart
i already have the keepalive_timeout set to 300 for other reasons!
Post your error log, maybe someone will know.
The {prefix}config table will have a row with name "elgg_maintenance_mode". You can delete that row to end maintenance mode.
thanks steve, that's a great help.
i'm now having other problems with the new server here, so i'll come back to posting the logs in a while.
for future reference, the 'elgg_maintenance_mode' flag is now in the datalists table, not the config table.
i am still having this problem in 1.12.4 and there is no useful data in the logs.