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*Recipient key file (PGP public key): Absolute path to the PGP/GnuPG key file of the recipient of the data. The format must be supported by the command line tool defined above. | *Recipient key file (PGP public key): Absolute path to the PGP/GnuPG key file of the recipient of the data. The format must be supported by the command line tool defined above. | ||
*Encrypt as ASCII output (instead of binary): When enabled, the output file will contain ASCII characters (with file suffix "<code>.asc</code>" added dynamically), otherwise the data will be created in binary more (with file suffix "<code>.pgp</code>" added dynamically). | *Encrypt as ASCII output (instead of binary): When enabled, the output file will contain ASCII characters (with file suffix "<code>.asc</code>" added dynamically), otherwise the data will be created in binary more (with file suffix "<code>.pgp</code>" added dynamically). | ||
Revision as of 10:25, 22 January 2025
Purpose
Encrypt every file of the job with a given public key file in binary or ASCII mode. In typical installations, GnuPG will be used for this task.
Requirements
- OS4X Enterprise license
Configuration
- PGP/GnuPG executable (default: gpg): The executable of GnuPG or PGP. It must support the following command line parameters:
--recipient-file--encrypt--armor (when in ASCII mode)--verbose--batch--yes--homedir--output
- Recipient key file (PGP public key): Absolute path to the PGP/GnuPG key file of the recipient of the data. The format must be supported by the command line tool defined above.
- Encrypt as ASCII output (instead of binary): When enabled, the output file will contain ASCII characters (with file suffix "
.asc" added dynamically), otherwise the data will be created in binary more (with file suffix ".pgp" added dynamically).