You need to do the following:
have template.cfm in the same folder as cfencode
then write: cfencode template.cfm /v "2"
With the spaces
James
(this will overwrite the original file)
-----Original Message-----
From: Paul Fraser [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 09 March 2001 15:42
To: CF-Talk
Subject: cfencode.exe (CFCrypt utility)
I'm trying to encrypt a CF template by using the cfencode.exe utility
originally found in the CFUSION/BIN directory. When I run the utility with
what I think is the proper syntax, all I get back is the message telling me
what the proper format should be. Help!
At command line I run:
cfencode template.cfm/v "2"
The syntax is supposed to be:
cfencode infile [outfile][/r][/q][/h "header info..."]/ v "2"
[ ] are optional params and /v "2" is a "mandatory" param indicating the
version.
Thanks in advance for your assistance.
Paul
Paul Fraser
Senior Web Designer
argir.com technology solutions
612.370.4242
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