Open ChrisMullard opened 8 years ago
Hi, isn't that easily fixed by using sudo? Or by invoking jvmtop by using a shell script that is "run as" a root/ root-like user? That's how I do it.
EDIT: what I wrote above is rubbish (ignore me!). As the FAQ pointed to by @patric-r below rightly says jvmtop will need to run under the same user as the target.
If it is of any value, I was able to run jvmtop with a JVM that was newer than the one target was running on.
...only shows processes for the current user.
Would be awesome if you could show all user processes when run in admin mode or be able to specify a user.
Thanks