PGP Encrypt and Sign

PGP Encrypt and Sign encrypts and signs a file using PGP. This built-in script is active only if a valid MOVEit Automation OpenPGP license is available.

Normally, this script should be run as a per-file process. If run as a per-task process, it encrypts the last file added to the cache, which means that this script can be chained with a script like ZipAdvanced.

For more information, see About PGP Keys.

Input Parameters

• PGPRecipientKey (Required) - The key of the recipient. A PGP key selection pop-up opens for you to provide this value. Multiple recipients are allowed.
• PGPSignerKey (Required) - The private/public key pair (a.k.a., "secret key") to be used for signing. A PGP key selection pop-up opens for you to provide this value.
• PGPASCIIArmor - True for the output file to be ASCII-armored, False for the output file to be binary. Default is False.
• PGPTextMode - True to encode the output file for automatic text mode conversion. Default is False.
• PGPForceV3Sigs - True if the output file should be signed using the old version 3 signatures. This is often required by McAfee E-Business Server. Default is False.
• PGPSigningHash - The hash algorithm to be used for signing. This is often useful for compatibility with out of date PGP clients. Default is SHA1.

  For the symmetric encryption algorithm (for example, AES256 or 3DES), MOVEit Automation uses the algorithm that is associated with the first recipient's key.