The dps-resource-path remote configuration parameter specifies the location of the DPS resource files (Setup -> Change Setup Parameters -> Display PostScript -> DPS/X Resource Path). By default, the files reside in /usr/lib/X11/ncd/dps.

Because the dps-resource-path parameter recognizes colons as significant characters, adhere to the following conventions when assigning values to this parameter:

• Use one colon (:) to separate directory specifications in which DPS resource files reside. For example, the assignment:
  

  
  dps-resource-path = /usr/coe/ps:/usr/lib/X11/ncd/dps
  

  
  indicates that the DPS module should look first in /usr/coe/ps for a DPS resource file and then in /usr/lib/X11/ncd/dps.
  

• Use two colons (::) to indicate that the DPS extension should look at the system default location for the DPS resource file. For example, the default entry:
  

  
  dps-resource-path = /usr/lib/X11/ncd/dps:: 
  

  
  indicates that the DPS module should look first in /usr/lib/X11/ncd/dps for a DPS resource file and then in the system default location.
  

If you modify this parameter:

• Make sure the file service table equates the directories specified with this parameter with the mount points on the host system.
  

• Reboot the terminal so the new values can take effect. The dps-resource-path parameter is not saved in NVRAM.

  Table 13-4 dps-resource-path Parameter

  Possible Values	Results
  default	/usr/lib/X11/ncd/dps::
  /usr/lib/X11/ncd/dps::	When attempting to locate DPS resource files, the X server looks first in /usr/lib/X11/ncd/dps and then in the default system location.
  path[:path[:path...]]	The X server looks in the specified directory or directories when loading DPS resource files.