I can't seem to find detail on how to use the CLI tool. "/?" doesn't help "Element /? is not a file or a directory or does not exists.IgnoreErrors option is NOT set, hence Exiting.."
and none of the included text files appear to show usage notes... not that I could find. am I missing something? sorry if so.
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never mind.. I was trying to be too smart for myself.. . for anyone else looking, just omit the "/?" .. "crypt.exe" with no further string will show usage:
crypt: (c) (name & email-address-omitted)
Licenced Under GNU Public Licence (GPL)
Version: 1.0.6
-h display this help message and quit (ignore all other options).
-e encrypt: One and only one of -e or -d should be given.
-d decrypt: One and only one of -e or -d should be given.
-p password: password to (en/de)crypt. Must be given.
-i ignore non-fatal errors (missing files etc) from this point onwards.
file should be a regular file or a directory.
dir should be a directory.
recursive action on directory:
-r (en/de)crypt recursively till the last level.
-rn (en/de)crypt recursively only to depth n (a non-zero positive integer).
-r and -rn operates only on the directory just after the option.
-R makes all directories after -R to be infinitely recursive.
Note: Starting Version 0.2.4 the software overwrites the (en/de)crypted file on
the original file.
This means that you will NOT be able to recover the original file if the passw
ord is lost.
Last edit: Ivan 2014-09-23
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I can't seem to find detail on how to use the CLI tool. "/?" doesn't help "Element /? is not a file or a directory or does not exists.IgnoreErrors option is NOT set, hence Exiting.."
and none of the included text files appear to show usage notes... not that I could find. am I missing something? sorry if so.
never mind.. I was trying to be too smart for myself.. . for anyone else looking, just omit the "/?" .. "crypt.exe" with no further string will show usage:
crypt: (c) (name & email-address-omitted)
Licenced Under GNU Public Licence (GPL)
Version: 1.0.6
Usage: crypt.exe [-d|-e] -p password file... [-R] [-r[n]] dir.. [-h]
-h display this help message and quit (ignore all other options).
-e encrypt: One and only one of -e or -d should be given.
-d decrypt: One and only one of -e or -d should be given.
-p password: password to (en/de)crypt. Must be given.
-i ignore non-fatal errors (missing files etc) from this point onwards.
file should be a regular file or a directory.
dir should be a directory.
recursive action on directory:
-r (en/de)crypt recursively till the last level.
-rn (en/de)crypt recursively only to depth n (a non-zero positive integer).
-r and -rn operates only on the directory just after the option.
-R makes all directories after -R to be infinitely recursive.
Note: Starting Version 0.2.4 the software overwrites the (en/de)crypted file on
the original file.
This means that you will NOT be able to recover the original file if the passw
ord is lost.
Last edit: Ivan 2014-09-23