Re: Re: [h-e-w] c:/.emacs.d/server' is unsafe

[Gamoto]

Many information in a short time !
When I asked my first question, Eli was not surprised that I use c:\ and Eli is 
strongly involved with emacs.
I found one solution thanks to him, probably not the best one. Now I don't know 
if I must start again according to your propositions or
if I must use emacs like that. Emacs is only one tool for me.
Give me your opinion, mainly Eli (are you agree with all these things), your 
criteria, etc.
Kindly regards,
Note for Eli: I never tested the "appdata" solution !

>> From: Ben Key <address@hidden>
>> Date: Tue, 15 Mar 2011 23:37:32 -0400
>> Cc: 
>> 
>>    1. Place your .emacs file in "C:\Documents and
>>    Settings\{UserName}\Application Data" (or for people using Windows Vista 
>> or
>>    latter versions of Windows "C:\Users\{UserName}\AppData\Roaming") as I
>>    have advocated and demonstrated is Emacs preferred location anyway.
>>    2. If you insist on placing your .emacs file in c:\, set the HOME
>>    environment variable to c:\ through the System control panel applet.
>>    3. Continue to use the -f {server_file_name} command line argument when
>>    starting emacsclient.
>
>Yes, we all know that.  All of these were already suggested here, and
>Gamoto reported they all failed for him, although we all know they
>work for everyone else.
>
>I've run out of ideas.  I don't know what is going on on that machine.

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