You can change mode of debug via arguments passed to dpsnx.agent. dpsnx.agent debug=n # (n=unsigned int).
You can specify the port number when you call dpsnx.agent directly. dpsnx.agent tcp/N # N means the port number.

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1.3 Changes since version `0.5.6'

The dgs server accept TCP connection and UNIX connection at a time if the client runs on the same host of the server or the architecture of the host where the client runs has same byteorder of the architecture of the host where the server.

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1.4 Changes since version `0.5.0'

DGS has been updated to include all the work the L. Peter Deutsch did to upgrade Ghostscript for DPS compatibility (e.g. the 5.50 dgs release, which is different from our DGS release). This does not have all the functionality for a full DPS system, but it comes close.

The current implementaion uses a fork-based server. After the first time the dgs system is started using dpsnx.agent, subsequent calls to start a DGS context cause the current context to fork a new process. This is not the best solution, but it is faster than previous methods.

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1.5 Noteworthy changes in version `0.5.0'

The rather large change in the version number is not due to a significant change in functionality; instead it was changed to correlate with the GNUstep 0.5.0 release.

Changes have been made so that DGS can be installed in the GNUstep directory structure as defined by the GNUstep Makefile Package; however, DGS can still be installed like normal Autoconf packages. `INSTALL' contains more information.

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1.6 Noteworthy changes in version `0.2.1'

Add some additional code so that clients retry and wait longer before giving up on the connection with the DGS agent. Applications will need to be relinked with the Client library.
Previous versions of DGS could not display beyond the standard paper size, generally 8.5 inches by 11 inches; so increase the size to 22 by 22 inches which should be sufficient for those high-res monitors.

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1.7 Noteworthy changes in version `0.2.0'

Upgraded the Ghostscript source code to version 4.03. This also includes new fonts.
Upgraded jpeg library to version 6a.
Now configures, compiles, and installs the jpeg, png, and zlib libraries and programs.
Slight restructuring of where DGS related libraries files are installed; instead of create a subdirectory of DGS within the library install directory, ie `/usr/local/lib', the DGS subdirectory is placed under the gnustep library directory, ie `/usr/local/lib/gnustep'. This helps keep all of the GNUstep related resources together.

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1.8 Noteworthy changes in version `0.1.1'

Brought together the Adobe DPSclient library, Aladdin Ghostscript, the Aladdin Ghostscript fonts, the PNG library, the JPEG library, and the ZLIB library into a single configuration. All of the separate packages are segregated so that it will be relatively easy to incorporate newer versions of the individual sources.
Incorporated Randy Chapman's patches to the Adobe DPSclient library and Aladdin Ghostscript so that they will work together as a Display Ghostscript System.
Modifications so that the Display Ghostscript System can be installed and uninstalled without conflicting with any Ghostscript executables and/or library files that exist on the user's system.

Also see the `ChangeLog' file for more detail.

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1. NEWS

1.1 Changes since version `0.5.8'

1.2 Changes since version `0.5.7'

1.3 Changes since version `0.5.6'

1.4 Changes since version `0.5.0'

1.5 Noteworthy changes in version `0.5.0'

1.6 Noteworthy changes in version `0.2.1'

1.7 Noteworthy changes in version `0.2.0'

1.8 Noteworthy changes in version `0.1.1'

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