Steve, yes, the -thread option to
ns_schedule_proc
(which ad_schedule_proc just passes along) is what I
referred to above. If I remember correctly, that starts up a new
thread for every individual run of the job, and then kills
it. If the main scheduler thread is locked up, will the thread for
the new job ever get spawned? I'd need to test it, but I suspect the
answer is no, it will not.
