McAfee MEJCAE-AM-DA Product Guide - Page 116
Modifiers, Notes, You must own the private key. If the private key is a split key
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Using Command-Line Options Modifiers --allow-passphrase-retry --authenticate --ftp --ftp-secure --ftp-port --ftp-server --ftp-username --ftp-password --ftp-pathname --output --passphrase --preserve-name --secure-viewer --signed-by Tells E-Business Server to abort an encryption operation if the user does not specify a passphrase in the original encryption command, or the supplied passphrase is not correct. Tells E-Business Server not to decrypt a file unless it has been signed. Tells E-Business Server to FTP to a server you specify using additional ftp options, and then retrieve and decrypt a file stored there. To save the decrypted information, you must specify a file name using the --output option. Otherwise E-Business Server decrypts the data and sends it to stdout. For a more secure transfer, use --ftp-secure instead of --ftp. Note that you can specify default values for some --ftp modifiers in the E-Business Server configuration file. See Using the Configuration File on page 86. Tells E-Business Server to do the FTP transfer securely, using the FTPS protocol. This protocol uses Transport Layer Security (TLS) to protect the user name, password, file name and data. The remote FTP server's X.509 certificate must be signed and on your keyring for --ftp-secure to work. E-Business Server only supports servers that can use FTPS and export their X.509 certificates. Specifies a port to connect to on the target FTP server. If you do not list a port, E-Business Server uses port 21 for normal FTP, or port 990 if you specified --ftp-secure for secure FTP. Specifies the target FTP server's host name or IP address. You must include --ftp-server whenever using --ftp. Specifies the user name E-Business Server uses when connecting to the target FTP server. If you do not specify a user name, E-Business Server connects as an anonymous user. Specifies the password that E-Business Server uses when connecting to the target FTP server. If you do not define a value for --ftp-username and --ftp-password, then E-Business Server uses anonymous@. If you do set a value for --ftp-username, but do not set a value for --ftp-password, then E-Business Server prompts for a password. Specifies the directory that E-Business Server uses for the transfer, as well as the file name that you want it to decrypt. You must include --ftp-pathname whenever decrypting using --ftp. Specifies the file where you want the decrypted information to be saved. Specifies the passphrase for your private key, or the passphrase used for conventional encryption. If the passphrase contains spaces, then it must be enclosed in quotes. If you do not specify the passphrase on the command line, then E-Business Server prompts for it. Retains the name of the originally encrypted file. Normally a decrypted file is named by the same name as the encrypted file minus the .pgp extension. With this setting, the original filename (encoded in the encrypted file) is used. Specifies that the internal viewer be used to view the decrypted information protecting it from being written to disk while displayed. Specifies a key (by key ID) that the file must be signed with in order for E-Business Server to decrypt it. Notes • You must own the private key. If the private key is a split key, an implicit join is performed; all key-join E-Business Server™ 8.6 Product Guide 114