  Re: Question about Cygwin OpenLDAP  Thank-you for replying...
Matthew Hardin wrote:  Slapd is multi-threaded and so never
forks except on startup when it is detaching itself from its
control tty. In NT (cygwin) that's not really relevant because
it usually runs as a service. New threads are created as needed
up to the maximum allowable number, which currently defaults to
16. Slapd continues to use threads running under cygwin.  Wow,
even though I compiled OpenLDAP server with the --without-
threads flag there are threads being created, saw five threads
running.  To prove whether or not slapd is creating multiple
threads, just look at it with a good system monitoring tool,
such as Taskinfo 2000. That will let you see what the slapd
process is doing, including how many thread are active at any
given time.  Interesting, so on cygwin, does the --without-
threads even have an effect? Because when I do not use
--without-threads the server hangs when exiting. BTW I am using
the pure cygwin compile, not with the min