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> 
>     BTW, the multithreaded server I've got running on my FreeBSD box
> probably isn't truly "multithreaded" (it uses select() to handle
> multiple connections with a single process).  What should this be
> called?  A multiheaded server?

Wouldn't this be considered multitasking or task switching? [Depending on 
how rigid your definitions are..]

-Jerry.