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The encrypt option indicates whether to create files with encryption enabled or disabled. When enabled, files are masked using the type of advanced encryption specified.
Note: If your configuration file does not include an <encrypt> element, the application can still create files with encryption enabled if the application explicitly requests encryption. If you include the <encrypt> attribute in the configuration file, the setting will override the programmatic requests from the application.
Accepted Values
Value |
Effect |
Synonyms |
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yes |
Create file with support for encryption enabled. |
y, true, on, 1 |
no |
Create file with support for encryption disabled. This is the default value. |
n, false, off, 0 |
Attributes
Attribute |
Description |
Synonyms |
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type |
Use <encrypt type=""> to specify the type of encryption. Values: "des8", "des16", "des24" "twofish16", "twofish24", "twofish32" "blowfish8", "blowfish9", etc. up to "blowfish56" "aes16", "aes24", "aes32" |
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Example
To encrypt using aes32 encryption:
<encrypt type="aes32">yes</encrypt>
See Also
V13: Camouflage usage has been restricted to existing files and may be removed entirely in a future version.
