Hi Henry,
> REM ADD THIS TO YOUR %PATH% HKLM entry (copy & paste):
>
> ;%ProgramFiles%\GNU\GnuPG
>
> Getting to where to do it (just hope Vista is same):
>
> Start -> Control Panel -> System (double click)
> {Advanced} (tab)
> [Environment Variables] (button)
>
> Select PATH in the System variables and tack the addition suggested
> on to the end of it and see if that works. The fine points of these
> instructions go for W2K, XP, and 2003 Server. Vista may have
> changed how to get to things. It will NOT change the fact that
> adding stuff to the %PATH% cures LOTS of problems.
>
> If you do that, and the problem still isn't fixed, THEN we have a bug.
> A lot of people have been saying this or that won't work with Vista.
> The appropriate additions to the %PATH% or the setting of other
> environment variables usually fixes their problem. OTOH, I haven't
> seen their changes to the Registry. I am still using REG4 *.reg
> files (which will work up through 2003 Server) if that tells you
> anything.
>
I had already added the gnupg-directory to my path-variables and I've
tested it. The path-variable works correct.
I think, gpg can find the program correct, because
"gpg: DBG: system() command is C:\gnupg\gpgkeys_curl.exe"
is in the output. I've installed gpg in this dir, to test, if the
vista-roaming-function make problems (The auto-roaming of vista does
only work in system-dirs like program_files or windows, but not in other
dirs on a partition.
To analyse the problem, I've tried to change the props of the exe-files
in vista:
Run as admin, win2000 compatibility, winxpSP2 compatibility... All of
these probs don't have any positive effect.
Thanks for your idea!
Bye,
Sebastian
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