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Which command line switches are supported by SafeGuard PrivateCrypto?

April 26, 2017Command line safeguard supported switches

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Which command line switches are supported by SafeGuard PrivateCrypto?

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Answer The command line syntax for SafeGuard PrivateCrypto is: pcrypt [path and name of source file] [opti-ons] Options: -e creates the given encryption archive. If no archive is given, the name of the first file is used (with extension changed to .uti). -d decrypts the given encryption archive -a adds the given files to an existing archive. If the target archive does not already exist, it is created -o output directory (only for decrypt) -p password for encrypting/decrypting -l password for logfile -n hides user interface but displays error messages -q hides user interface and error messages -x creates a self-extracting executable -c compresses data at encryption -s deletes source file after encryption/decryption -t overwrites existing target files -h displays the command line syntax -w wipes files; cannot be combined with encryption and decryption @ File names starting with “@” are interpreted as control files that may contain