> That sounds about right, but since i am a newbie to all this CF and PGP, how
> do you
> do that?
By reading the documentation:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/ColdFusion/9.0/Installing/WSf01dbd23413dda0e-2c56ae6b11fae6200fe-8000.html
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
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>
>When you run the batch file yourself, you apparently have sufficient
>rights to do so. The user account that CF is running as does not.
>
>You can test this by changing CF to run as your user account since you
>know that account has no issue running the batch file.
>
>If it works, you should
>When you run the batch file yourself, you apparently have sufficient
>rights to do so. The user account that CF is running as does not.
>
>You can test this by changing CF to run as your user account since you
>know that account has no issue running the batch file.
>
>If it works, you should be
http://www.houseoffusion.com/groups/cf-talk/thread.cfm/threadid:49278
safo kaskas wrote:
> @echo off
> CLS
> set myfile=C:\D_Drive\sft\lib0109.zip.pgp
> set pkey="lib123456"
> set sento="-o C:\D_Drive\sft\lib0109.zip"
> set mypgppath="C:\D_Drive\sft\pgp.exe"
> call %mypgppath% +force %myfile% -z
Is it possible you created the batch file on an encrypted volume that
only your use account has access to?
. . . . .
When you run the batch file yourself, you apparently have sufficient
rights to do so. The user account that CF is running as does not.
You can test this by changing CF to run
@echo off
CLS
set myfile=C:\D_Drive\sft\lib0109.zip.pgp
set pkey="lib123456"
set sento="-o C:\D_Drive\sft\lib0109.zip"
set mypgppath="C:\D_Drive\sft\pgp.exe"
call %mypgppath% +force %myfile% -z %pkey% %sentto%
using above batch file works fine
using it from cf
gives
File is encrypted. Sec
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