March 24, 2009 at 2:41 am
Hi
I'm trying to use the PGP.exe 6.5.3 to encrypt files am sending to clients.
I'm having trubble using the commandline arguments.
Is there any way of using PGP.EXE without installing it on the server?
I'm trying to use the -e argument with the public key I have received from my client and getting exitcode 5, bad argument.
Is it possible to use the public key directly without having a UserId?
pgp -e
Thanks
Michael
March 25, 2009 at 9:26 am
Michael Torsson (3/24/2009)
HiI'm trying to use the PGP.exe 6.5.3 to encrypt files am sending to clients.
I'm having trubble using the commandline arguments.
Is there any way of using PGP.EXE without installing it on the server?
I'm trying to use the -e argument with the public key I have received from my client and getting exitcode 5, bad argument.
Is it possible to use the public key directly without having a UserId?
pgp -e
Thanks
Michael
You may check PGP Task. It is 100% integrated SSIS task and you don't have to deal with executables.
April 21, 2009 at 3:01 am
Hi
Using pgp.exe is throwong Open File security warning.
I have changed the internet settings att get the package to execute right under the logged in user.
But when a execute it through service-agent I still get the a modal warning I can't see:angry:.
I have been told that is is a proxy group/account that the SSIS packages is executing under, but thoose accounts doesn't have any profile on the server, so what can I do to accept the proxyaccount to execute the pgp.exe on the servershare?
Does anybody have an Idea what could be my next step.
thanks
Michael
January 15, 2010 at 4:58 am
Hi
It has been solved. It was a userrights-issue.
Thanks
Michael
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