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routing kill output from console to file
Hi ,
I am using the following command kill -3 pid ----which will return the thread dump. I want redirect this to file. I tried like the following two ways. kill -3 9843 >> srini.log kill -3 9852 >> srini 2>&1 But those two cases are failed  pls let me knwo is there any other way that i can do that... Thanks in Advance, srini. 
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kill is just a command to send a signal to a process. You are redirecting the output of the kill command itself. What the process does upon reciept of a signal is another matter. So
kill -3 9843 > some.file 2>&1 has no effect on what files process 9843 will write to. If process 9843 is not writing to the files you want, you need to add redirects to that process when it is run.
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