I am trying to PGP-sign a text file so that I can use the signed file in
an email. I am accessing PGP 6.5.8 through command line with CFEXECUTE:
<cfexecute name="e:\pgp\pgp6.5.8\pgp.exe" -u MyUserID arguments="-sta
e:\pgptest.txt -z PassPhrase99" outputFile="e:\pgpoutput.txt"
timeout="5"></cfexecute>
This does not work - when the PGP software requests the passphrase, it
appears that Coldfusion thinks the process is over and ends the
processing, without passing the passphrase to the command-line.
Therefore I get the following error:
A secret key is required to make a signature. Signature error
For a usage summary, type: pgp -h
For more detailed help, consult the PGP User's Guide.
Is there any way to get CF to deliver the passphrase at the right time,
or should I be going about this a completely different way?
Seth Ward
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