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It can be used to verify Smartcrypt version numbers in a. This value is only returned to the shell and is not displayed in normal output. The version number returns as a positive integer value less than 256. In addition to producing this display output, the version command returns a version number as a value to the shell. Major and minor version numbers of the program are always the same as those for the product. The second line lists the major and minor version numbers and the build number of the product. The first line lists major, minor, and step version numbers of the program: Program File Version (pkzipc). This command line outputs two lines like the following after the usual header information: Program File Version (pkzipc): To list the version of Smartcrypt that you are using, use the version command:

The help information for the add command appears. To bypass the command/option menu and go directly to a help file for a particular command or option, type the help command followed by an equal sign ( =) and the command or option for which you want information.įor example, to access online help for the add command, type the following at the command prompt and press ENTER:.You can get help for any Smartcrypt command or option from here.

At the command prompt, type the following and press ENTER:Ī screen with Smartcrypt version and usage information appears.The help system describes syntax and shows sample command lines.Īccess the help system directly from the command line: Smartcrypt provides a help system for the Smartcrypt commands and options. You can find additional information inside the program itself, and on the World Wide Web.

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This manual is not the only way to learn about Smartcrypt. These commands and options are described in Appendix F McAfee eBusiness Server Command Options. The commands include decrypt, encrypt, and sign. If you are transitioning from the McAfee eBusiness Server (EBS), you can use Smartcrypt in OpenPGP Mode to run many of your existing EBS scripts with minimal editing.

Convert OpenPGP keys to X.509 certificates.

Convert X.509 certificates to OpenPGP keys.

To get the JSON output for a command, add ‘ -json’ at the end of the standard command.

JSON Output: JSON output is supported for a number of different commands.

See "Contingency Keys" in Chapter 4 for more information.

Contingency keys are digital certificate-based keys that an administrator can have automatically included in the recipient list whenever Smartcrypt does strong encryption.

See "Accessing Recipients in an LDAP Directory" in Chapter 4. Being able to access certificates on directory servers makes it much more convenient to do strong certificate-based encryption, as you can encrypt for a set of recipients without needing to have the certificate for each recipient on your own machine. This module enables Smartcrypt to access digital certificates stored on directory servers anywhere in the enterprise. See "Attaching Digital Signatures" in Chapter 4.

Digital signatures: When you attach a digital signature, recipients of your files can be sure that the files are unchanged and really come from you.

See "Encrypting File Names" in Chapter 4.

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Strong file name encryption: With this feature, you can encrypt even the names of files in an archive so that only the intended recipients of the archive can read them.See "Encrypting Files with a Recipient List" in Chapter 4. Strong encryption using a digital certificate instead of a passphrase: This kind of encryption is both more convenient and more secure than passphrase-based encryption, and it enables you to encrypt files just for the people you want to see them.See "Encrypting Files with a Passphrase" in Chapter 4.

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Strong passphrase-based encryption: Strong encryption-the kind of encryption used by banks and the federal government-is much more secure than the weaker, traditional ZIP encryption provided by PKZIP.

See "Working with Self-Extracting (PKSFX) Archives" in Chapter 4.

PKSFX: The ability to create self-extracting ZIP files for use in either the native command line or graphical Windows environment.

Email and FTP integration: Options to create and transfer archives by email or FTP directly from the command line.

See "Encrypting Files with a Smartkey" in Chapter 4. The ACL defines who can decrypt the data contained in an archive. A Smartkey is a collection of encryption keys tied to an access control list (ACL).

Smartkeys: Smartkeys replace both passphrase- and certificate-based encryption, and makes Smartcrypt unique.

Product Featuresīeyond the basics, Smartcrypt offers these features:

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You'll also learn more about the different editions of PKZIP and Smartcrypt CLI, and confirming your purchase through license activation.

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In this chapter, you'll get pkzipc set up on your Windows, Mac or UNIX/Linux computer.