McAfee MEJCAE-AM-DA Product Guide - Page 104
PGP-MIMEPARSE, Default Value, PRESERVE-NAME, PUBRING, Notes, QUESTION
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Using the Configuration File Learning about the configuration file PGP-MIMEPARSE Use to instruct E-Business Server to try to parse MIME body parts. To receive messages in PGP/MIME format properly, both the message "header" and message "body" need to be input to the program. In some cases, the mail client does not save the message header. Use PGP-MIMEPARSE to tell E-Business Server that only the message body is being provided as input, and the header is missing. E-Business Server attempts to parse the message body and find the PGP/MIME information even though the header is missing. Note: This method is not completely reliable at this time. It is preferable that you include the MIME headers whenever possible. Default Value PGP-MIMEPARSE = off PRESERVE-NAME Retains the name of the originally-encrypted file during a decryption operation. Normally a decrypted file is named by the same name as the encrypted file minus the .pgp extension. If PRESERVE-NAME is set to on, the original filename, encoded in the encrypted file, is used. Default Value PRESERVE-NAME = off PUBRING You may want to keep your public keyring in a directory separate from your E-Business Server configuration file (that is, the directory specified by your PGPPATH environment variable or the PGPPATH parameter). Use the PUBRING parameter to identify the full path and filename for your public keyring. Default Value Unix PUBRING = "/pubring.pkr" For example: PUBRING = ~/mykeyrings/pubkeys.pkr Windows NT PUBRING = "\Personal\pgp\pubring.pkr" Windows 2000 PUBRING = "\My Documents\pgp\pubring.pkr" For example: PUBRING = c:\personal\keyrings\public_keys.pkr Notes The and portions of the paths must be replaced with the value of the current environment variables of the same names. You can also use this feature on the command line to specify an alternative keyring. For example, you might set the value of PUBRING as shown below. ebs --pubring pubkeys.pkr --key-list QUESTION The QUESTION parameter is used during key reconstruction to specify a prompt. We recommend that you use this parameter with extreme caution. Each user should pick 5 unique questions. If any questions are specified, then all five questions must be specified by some combination of using the QUESTION parameter in the config file, or by specifying the question on the command line by entering --question. No questions are set by default. E-Business Server™ 8.6 Product Guide 102