Robin Haswell wrote:
On Fri, 2006-12-08 at 11:59 +0100, Andrzej Bialecki wrote:
I think that instead of running strace you should get a thread dump ;)
strace cannot tell you what each JVM thread is doing.
I really can't do that. Our SE was supposed to be online a week ago and
we don't have an index at the moment, I need the results of this fetch
so I can index it and start producing some results. My boss will kill me
if I tell him we wasted a week of spidering because it crashed at the
last minute!
Getting a thread dump doesn't kill the process. "kill" simply sends a
signal, and Sun JVM responds to the SIGQUIT signal by producing a thread
dump on stderr and continuing. I didn't say "kill -TERM" ... you
shouldn't do that.
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