I am trying to kill a program via kill -QUIT <pid>. However, the
signal is ignored, even when sent by root. An ordinary kill <pid>
works fine. The program is started from a bash shell, which then
invokes the JVM to start a Java program. I am trying to create a
thread dump of the program (the reason for the -QUIT signal).
Is this enough information to reproduce the problem? Is there a
better forum to ask this question? Is there an alternative way to
get a thread dump?
From a shell if I'm understanding correctly means from Terminal and
the stack trace should go back to there? Otherwise for say an
application the stack trace output would go to the system log which
can be viewed by Console.app. Have you checked there on the off
chance? Or does the application itself redirect output to some file?
A few applications throw me with that sometimes.
Can you command line launch from terminal and try it that way?
Although that doesn't fix the problem if there really is one.
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