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At some point, jstat/jps were broken in that they could not discover processes owned by other users when run as root. See JDK-8075773, where it looks like the issue has been fixed.
However, it was somewhat difficult figuring out the cause when running JTune, since the failure would occur when accessing a nonexistent key in the jstat_data map.
I think it would be preferable to throw an exception when the return code from the subprocess call is non-zero. This might also warrant a mention in the documentation, since the FAQ says you can run JTune as root.
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At some point, jstat/jps were broken in that they could not discover processes owned by other users when run as root. See JDK-8075773, where it looks like the issue has been fixed.
However, it was somewhat difficult figuring out the cause when running JTune, since the failure would occur when accessing a nonexistent key in the jstat_data map.
I think it would be preferable to throw an exception when the return code from the subprocess call is non-zero. This might also warrant a mention in the documentation, since the FAQ says you can run JTune as root.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: