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    • Updated instructions to explicitly include reloading Nginx after enabling site configuration, ensuring changes are applied before obtaining an SSL certificate.

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The documentation for configuring Nginx as a reverse proxy was updated to explicitly instruct users to reload Nginx after enabling the site configuration and before obtaining an SSL certificate with Certbot. This clarifies the necessary sequence of commands for proper setup.

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pages/reverse-proxies/nginx.mdx Added instruction to reload Nginx after enabling site config and before Certbot.

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A hop, a skip, a reload command,
Nginx listens, just as planned.
Before the cert, don’t forget,
To reload and avoid regret!
Now your proxy’s set to go,
With SSL’s secure, green glow.
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pages/reverse-proxies/nginx.mdx (1)

55-57: Align reload command with the rest of the doc and add sudo

Later in the guide (### Reload Nginx) you use sudo systemctl reload nginx.
Here, the bare nginx -s reload (a) omits sudo, so it will fail for non-root users, and (b) mixes nginx -s with systemctl, which may confuse newcomers. Consider making the wording/command consistent:

-Restart nginx to apply the changes: `nginx -s reload`. (Important to do before obtaining SSL certificate below.)
+Reload Nginx to apply the changes: `sudo systemctl reload nginx` (or `sudo nginx -t && sudo nginx -s reload`) before obtaining the SSL certificate.
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Pull Request Overview

This PR updates the Nginx documentation to include an explicit step for reloading Nginx after enabling a site configuration. This ensures that configuration changes are properly applied before attempting to obtain SSL certificates.

  • Adds a reminder to reload Nginx after creating the symbolic link to enable the site
  • Emphasizes the importance of this step before SSL certificate generation

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