Large file named 'etc/nginx/on' for nginx on Ubuntu
As far as i know, but i may be wrong, no such directive exists : access_log on;
I suspect that this directive makes NGinx write access log in file on
instead of the file you specified using access_log /var/log/nginx/access.log;
Access Log can be disabled using access_log off;
, which is an existing directive.
To keep Access Logs remove access_log on;
, then it will write logs into the file specified in your access_log
directive : access_log /var/log/nginx/access.log;
To answer : yes it is safe to delete this file (or backup it -move it elsewhere- if you want to keep track of these access log).