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Update Log for version 2.0.2.3 was unavailable, however here is info about version 2.0.2.2.

Update record with the goserver2.0.2.2 upgrade distribution (May. 24, 2002):
1. upgraded all *.so and *.elf files with updated linux glibc.
2. changed the IPC message buffer length from 2K to 16K with both the Goserver and Gosermon.
3. provided much more flexibility with multiple additions of argument for server administration. Besides the remote control of server, you can also just do it on the front end with your server IOS terminator.
4. Added “adminthreadoff” command to get rid of the administrative thread with GoServer to increase server running speed and performance.
5. upgraded to allow the MFC-based GoSermon with long TCP connection to Goserver. You just need to connect to GoSermon once with “hello, connecting” handshake. After that, even if you switch back to the previous server, the connection is still active, unless you quit the GoSermon or use the “adminthreadoff” to stop the remote administrative functionality with GoSermon.
6. based on the above, the extension with “server.prf” file is the addition of command group, “-adminthread”, “-admindisable”, “-adminlocation” and “adminprotocol”.
7. If you want to get rid off the administrative thread from the beginning, define “-adminthread=0” in the server.prf or as the argument for server running. Otherwise define “-adminthread=1” to let GoServen accept and listen the administrative monitoring no matter the adminstration is local or remote. And you can also get rid off the administrative thread in the middle by using the “adminthreadoff” command.
8. if you want to keep the administrative functionality forever and prohibit stopping the administrative thread, define “-admindisable=0”, so command “adminthreadoff” will not work. Otherwise define “-admindisable=1”.
9. to monitor server on the front end, define “-adminlocation=local”, IOS terminator is being activated, and GoSermon is no longer needed. Otherwise define “-adminlocation=remote” to ensure the utilizing of TCP-based IPC APP GoSermon(there are 3 different versions, linux console, windows console and windows MFC).
define “-adminprotocol=ios” for local front end administration, and define “-adminprotocol=tcp” for remote administration with GoSermon. UDP is not supported in adminstration with both GoServer and GoSermon.