Win2000, ASP, IIS and ASPmail

Jeff Eakins JEakins@MountainViewTechnology.com
Wed Oct 10 10:43:01 2001


Problem solved.... For anyone else out there the GNU PGP with works fine 
with ASPmail .  You can use it in place of the command line version of 
PGP from NAI (Much less expensive since NAI now charges 10K for their 
command line version - yep that is $10,0000).

Make sure you use the command line I have outlined in my original email. 
 Put it all in the GNUPG directory.  Hopefully I can help other folks 
out there with Win2000 installations.  I really support the whole GNU 
effort.  

Jeff

Jeff wrote:


> Hi,
>
> Has anyone gotten GNUPG to work with Win2000 and IIS using ASPmail?
>
> ASPmail will call any program to encode the mail body. It is
> documented to work with NAI PGP but I have setup GNU PGP on the 2000
> server. I have setup the keys and verified that it encrypts properly
> from the command line with the same parameters the program uses:
>
> gnupg --yes --batch --output c:\gnu\gnufiles\txtfile023.txt --armor
> --encrypt --recipient username@domain.com c:\gnu\gnufiles\txtfile023.pgp
>
> (Obviously the names above have been changed for the --recipient)
>
> This command works from the server command line on the Windows 2000
> server
>
> I can call other programs from the ASPmail script. In fact I wrote a
> program to replace gnupg.exe. When run it creates a file containing
> the parameters passed to it. If this program is put in place of the
> gnupg.exe and the same ASP script is run that fails to run the "real"
> gnupg.exe it will run correctly, outputting a file with the command
> line like show above.
>
> Any ideas why gnupg.exe does not run?
> Jeff
>
>
>
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