Problem / Question with GnuPG and GData Gnu Pg Plugin with Windows 2000 Terminal Server

[Leigh S. Jones]

I don't have gdata plugin on this computer to
experiment with although I've got it on a
computer at work.  Your question is one that
points up the weakness of Windows vs.
Unix-like systems.  If you were using Win9x
or ME you'd be out of luck.  With NT/2K/XP
there are some things you can try.

First thing to try is:

use environment variables

In NT/2K/XP each user has a different set of
environment variables and a set of unique
registry values (current user).  To set the user's
environment variables you go to <Start>
<Settings><Control Panel><System>
<Environment> and enter values.  Choose
something like: GData_Dir
c:\winnt\profiles\[user]\Personal

Then put %GData_Dir% in the slot in gdata.
More if that doesn't work...

----- Original Message -----
From: "Kasper, Thomas" <t.kasper@steinhilberschwehr.de>
To: <Gnupg-users@gnupg.org>
Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 6:10 AM
Subject: Problem / Question with GnuPG and GData Gnu Pg Plugin with
Windows 2000 Terminal Server


> Hello friends,
> I have the following problem with GnuPg and GData GnuPg Plugin for
Microsoft
> Outlook 2000. I want to install the GData GnuPg PlugIn on a Windows
Terminal
> Server 2000 with Outlook 2000. The installation from the PlugIn is
no
> problem, all is very well, but the path entry of the program files
and
> keyring is for all users , who logged in into the Terminal Server ,
the
> same. Can i configure the path entrys for all users in Outlook
separatly ?
> thanks very much in ahead.
>
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