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Well, I talked too fast... I messed a bit my windows registry, so I
thought it was a good time to format and reinstall (I am one of these
people that think it is good to reinstall windows from time to time).
The funny thing is, when I tried to ad
Faramir wrote:
> My PATH variable has the following values:
> %SystemRoot%\system32;%SystemRoot%;%SystemRoot%\System32\Wbem;"c:\archivos
> de programa\gnu\gnupg\gpg.exe"
The point of %path% is to search /directories/. A file is out of context
and meaningless here.
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> The point of %path% is to search /directories/. A file is out of context
> and meaningless here.
Thought I added this:
Use the GPG directory, and not the GPG executable itself.
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Hi,
Lawrence Chin wrote on 30.08.2008 6:23 Uhr:
> Hi everyone.
>
> I've been confused about one thing. Several days ago when I typed in the
> url http://pool.sks-keyservers.net into my browser, this website called
> www.kim-minh.com kept popping up
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Andrew Berg escribió:
>> The point of %path% is to search /directories/. A file is out of context
>> and meaningless here.
> Thought I added this:
> Use the GPG directory, and not the GPG executable itself.
Thanks, it solved the problem... :D
No
Lawrence Chin wrote:
> I've been confused about one thing. Several days ago when I typed in the
> url http://pool.sks-keyservers.net into my browser, this website called
> www.kim-minh.com kept popping up instead and wouldn't let me go to
> pool.sks-keyservers.net. Is this some sort of traffic hija
