If you are transitioning from the McAfee eBusiness Server (EBS), you can use Smartcrypt command line Enterprise Edition in OpenPGP Mode to run many of your existing EBS scripts with minimal editing. The commands include decrypt, encrypt, and sign.
You can do this if you're using the legacy PGP.exe application as well, See "Using Legacy PGP Mode" later in this appendix.

Using OpenPGP Mode

To enable OpenPGP Mode:

Install Smartcrypt
Copy or Link pkzipc.exe to the program name ebs.exe.

To copy and rename pkzipc.exe to ebs.exe:
copy pkzipc.exe <path/>ebs.exe
To use a symbolic link for pkzipc.exe:
mklink <path/>ebs.exe <path/>pkzipc.exe

If you have the McAfee eBusiness Server in your PATH, either remove the PATH statement altogether, or replace the pointer to the McAfee ebs.exe program with the PKWARE program defined in step 2.
Make sure any running scripts have the PATH set to use the ebs.exe program from step 2.

*Name/Description*	*Shortcut*	*Value(s)*	*Example usage*	*Used with*
*armor* Create ASCII armored file	-a	No sub-options. --------------------- No default value.	*ebs --encrypt --armor save.pgp*	encrypt, sign
*authenticate* Verifies that an archive is signed.		No sub-options. --------------------- No default value.	*ebs --decrypt --authenticate signed.pgp*	decrypt
*Conventional* Trigger use of symmetric passphrase encryption	-c	No sub-options. --------------------- No default value.	*ebs --encrypt --conventional save.pgp*	encrypt
*conventional-passphrase* Provide symmetric encryption passphrase		<passphrase>	*ebs --encrypt --conventional --conventional-passphrase <passphrase>*	encrypt
*decrypt* Specify decryption operation	-d	No sub-options. --------------------- If no other command is entered, *ebs* will default to *decrypt*.	*ebs -decrypt [passphrase <passphrase>] [-preserve-name] save.pgp*	standalone
*dry-run* Prints out messages to preview the results of a set of commands or options without actually performing the tasks	-n	No sub-options. --------------------- No default value.	*ebs --encrypt --dry-run save.zip*	encrypt
*encrypt* Specify encryption operation	-e	No sub-options. --------------------- No default value.	**ebs -encrypt --conventional [-conventional-passphrase <passphrase>] save.pgp .doc***	standalone
*help* Displays help screen	-h	<command or option> - Any command or option for which help is desired. No default value.	*ebs* *--help* Display help for the decrypt command: *ebs* *--help --decrypt*	standalone
*output* Sets OpenPGP output file name.	-o	<filename>	*ebs --decrypt --output save.pgp save.zip* *ebs -encrypt* *-output save.zip encrypt.pgp*	decrypt, encrypt , sign
*overwrite* Specifies whether to overwrite existing files with files being added or extracted. By default, Smartcrypt prompts before overwriting when extracting but not when adding.	-ow	No sub-options. --------------------- No default value.	*ebs* *--decrypt --overwrite save.zip*	encrypt, decrypt
*passphrase* Specify private-key passphrase	-z	<passphrase> - The passphrase. --------------------- No default value.	*ebs* *--encrypt --passphrase beowulf9 save.zip*	encrypt, decrypt
*preserve-name* Ignore any internal file name and use OPGP filename when decrypted		No sub-options. --------------------- Default = off.	*ebs --decrypt* *-preserve-name sample.txt.pgp*	decrypt
*sign* Specify signing operation.	-s	No sub-options. --------------------- No default value.	*ebs* *-encrypt* *-sign --sign-with* *"John* *Smith <johns@example.com>" save.zip*	encrypt, standalone
*signed-by* Specifies the sender's key. Decrypt this file only if the file is signed with this key. The option can appear more than once in the same command line, to specify multiple keys.		<email address> - Email address of the person associated with the OpenPGP key pair. User name - The name of the person associated with this OpenPGP key pair. UserID - This value can contain a name, email address and comment; such as: Tom <tom@example.com>. @<file name> - Specifies a text file which contains a list of certificates, one on each line. keyID - Long or short version of unique key identifier. --------------------- No default value.	*ebs* *-decrypt* *-signed-by* *"john.public@nowhere.com" save.zip* *ebs --decrypt --signed-by "John Public" save.zip* *ebs* *-decrypt* *-signed-by "John Public* *john.public@nowhere.com" save.zip* ebs -decrypt -signed-by "john.public@nowhere.com" save.zip ebs --decrypt --signed-by "0x12345678" save.zip ebs -decrypt -signed-by @recipients.txt save.zip**	decrypt
*sign-with* Specifies the key to use to sign an OpenPGP file.		<email address> - Email address of the person associated with the OpenPGP key pair. User name - The name of the person associated with this OpenPGP key pair. UserID - This value can contain a name, email address and comment; such as: Tom <tom@example.com>. keyID - Long or short version of unique key identifier.	**ebs --encrypt --sign-with "john.public@nowhere.com" save.zip .doc* ebs --encrypt --sign-with "John Smith" save.zip .doc* ebs -encrypt -sign-with "Jon Public john.public@nowhere.com" save.zip .doc* ebs --encrypt --sign-with "0x12345678" save.zip .doc***	encrypt
*text* Translate line endings to UNIX	-t	Default = UNIX	*ebs --decrypt* *-text* *save.zip* *ebs -encrypt* *-text* **scripts.zip .pl***	decrypt, encrypt
*user* Specifies the UserID that will sign the OpenPGP-encrypted file. You can include this option more than once to specify multiple users.	-u	<email address> - Email address of the person associated with the OpenPGP key pair. User name - The name of the person associated with this OpenPGP key pair. UserID - This value can contain a name, email address and comment; such as: Tom <tom@example.com>. @<file name> - Specifies a text file which contains a list of certificates, one on each line. keyID - Long or short version of unique key identifier. --------------------- No default value	**ebs --encrypt --user "John Smith" save.zip .doc* ebs -encrypt -user "john.public@nowhere.com" save.zip .doc* ebs -encrypt -user "Jon Public john.public@nowhere.com" save.zip .doc* ebs --encrypt --user "john.public@nowhere.com" save.zip .doc* ebs --encrypt --user "0x12345678" save.zip .doc* ebs -encrypt -user @recipients.txt save.zip .doc***	encrypt
*version* Gives information about the version of the release. Displays complete version information; also returns to the shell particular version numbers specified by sub-options.		No sub-options. --------------------- No default value.	The command line: *ebs* *--version* outputs two lines like the following after the usual header information: *Program File Version(pkzipc): 14.30.1181* Product Version: 1.00.0047	standalone
*wipe* Overwrites Smartcrypt temporary files and files deleted by Smartcrypt to prevent recovery of their data	-w	No sub-options. --------------------- No default value.	*ebs -encrypt* -wipe myfiles.zip *	decrypt, encrypt

Using Legacy PGP Mode

PKWARE offers support to users of the McAfee Legacy PGP application. This application supports the limited command set of PGP v2.63 described in the accompanying table. Other key differences between OpenPGP mode and Legacy PGP include:

PGP mode commands only use the single-letter Command Switch, rather than the full command name.
You can combine multiple commands with one switch. For example, to decrypt a PGP file and preserve the encrypted file's name, type:

pgp -dp sample.txt.pgp

Use +force to accept all requests from the program.

To enable Legacy PGP Mode:

Install Smartcrypt
Copy or Link pkzipc.exe to the program name pgp.exe.

To copy and rename pkzipc.exe to pgp.exe:
copy pkzipc.exe <path/>pgp.exe
To use a symbolic link for pkzipc.exe:
mklink <path/>pgp.exe <path/>pkzipc.exe

If you have the McAfee eBusiness Server in your PATH, either remove the PATH statement altogether, or replace the pointer to the McAfee pgp.exe program with the PKWARE program defined in step 2.
Make sure any running scripts have the PATH set to use the pgp.exe program from step 2.

*Name/Description*	*Command Switch*	*Value(s)*	*Example usage*	*Used with*
*armor* Create ASCII armored file	-a	No sub-options. --------------------- No default value.	*pgp –ea save.txt <userID> <userID>*	encrypt, sign
*cypher* Provide symmetric passphrase	-c	No sub-options. --------------------- No default value.	*pgp –c save.txt [–z <passphrase>]*	encrypt
*decrypt* Specify decryption operation	-d	No sub-options. --------------------- If no other command is entered, *pgp* will default to *decrypt*.	*pgp –d save.txt.pgp [–z <passphrase>]*	standalone
*encrypt* Specify encryption operation	-e	No sub-options. --------------------- No default value.	*pgp -e save.pgp <userID> <userID>*	standalone
*+force* Force YES to all responses		No sub-options. --------------------- No default value.	*pgp -e +force save.pgp <userID> <userID>*	Encrypt, decrypt, sign
*help* Displays help screen	-h	No sub-options. No default value.	*pgp -h*	standalone
*outputfile* Sets OpenPGP output file name.	-o	<filename>	*pgp –d save.txt.pgp –o new.txt* *pgp –e save.txt –o new.txt.pgp*	decrypt, encrypt , sign
*passphrase* Specify private-key or symmetric passphrase. If you specify the passphrase twice, the first item entered is assumed to be associated with the public key (for decryption) or the private key (for encryption). The second item entered is assumed to be the cypher passphrase for the file.	-z	<passphrase> - The passphrase. --------------------- No default value.	*pgp -e save.txt -z beowulf9*	encrypt, decrypt
*preserve-name* Restores the original name of the encrypted file inside the archive. If this switch is not used, the decrypted file will use the archive filename minus ".pgp".	-p	No sub-options. --------------------- Default = off.	*pgp* *-dp sample.txt.pgp*	decrypt
*sign* Specify signing operation.	-s	No sub-options. --------------------- No default value.	*pgp –es save.txt –u <sign id> [<userid>]*	encrypt, standalone
*text* Considers all PGP plaintext files to be text files. Preserves the internal text structure and converts to local text conventions.	-t		*pgp -dt save.zip*	decrypt, encrypt
*user* Specifies the person (recipient) permitted to decrypt your OpenPGP-encrypted file.	-u	UserID - This value can contain a name, email address and comment; such as: Tom <tom@example.com>. --------------------- No default value	**pgp –es save.txt –u <sign id> [<userid>] .doc***	encrypt
*wipe* Erase the original plaintext file after encryption. May also be used on its own for secure file deletion.	-w	No sub-options. --------------------- No default value.	*pgp* -ew myfiles.zip *	decrypt, encrypt