McAfee MEJCAE-AM-DA Product Guide - Page 78
Keeping your keyring files open with EBScache, If no parameters are supplied and a file called
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Advanced Topics Keeping your keyring files open with EBScache Keeping your keyring files open with EBScache EBScache allows you to load a specified keyring and keep it open for as long as it is running. Previously, E-Business Server would close the keyring and exit the program when the operation was complete. With PGPcache, the keyring files stay open until you kill the process. EBScache [--version|--help] [--filelist ] [ ...] Use the --filelist option to specify a text file that contains a list of keyring filenames you want PGPcache to load. Each filename must be on a separate line and the files must exist in pairs-a public keyring and a secret keyring. The following is an example of three pairs of keyring files: #Lines beginning with a '#' are considered comments. pubring1.pkr secring1.skr /home/joe/.pgp/public.pkr /home/joe/.pgp/secret.skr .pgp/foo.bin .secrets/bar.bin If filenames are supplied-in conjunction with the --filelist option or not-then they are also opened as keyrings. If no parameters are supplied and a file called 'ebscache.lst' exists in the same directory as the executable, then processing continues as if --filelist ./ebscache.lst was entered from the directory that contains the executable. You can get more information about the version of PGPcache you are using by including the --version or --help options. To display the version number of PGPcache you are using, enter the following: ebscache --version To display command usage information for PGPcache, enter the following: ebscache --help Under Unix, the process detaches from the terminal once it has successfully started. The process should be run at a privilege level sufficient to open all the keyrings read-only. Under UNIX, the process can also be sent a SIGHUP signal using the kill command to tell it to re-process its arguments and re-load the keyrings. E-Business Server™ 8.6 Product Guide 76