Encrypt
Allows encryption of either a single text or an entire .properties file.
You can optionally move sensitive properties like passwords and URLs from the file Panopticon.properties, where they are stored in clear text, into a file named Secret.properties in the same directory. The Secret.properties file stores values encrypted, and the encryption is achieved by using PCLI and the Encrypt command. A property can only be defined in one of these properties’ files at a time. By using the --filter or -f argument, you can match several properties that should have their values encrypted, by regular expression matching, such as for example “.*password” to match any property name ending with the text “password”.
| Option | Description |
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-t, --text |
Text to encrypt. |
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-p, --properties |
Input Panopticon.properties file. |
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-o, --output |
Output property file. |
|
-f, --filter |
Property filter regex. |
Command examples:
- .properties file
bin/pcli encrypt -p /etc/panopticon/appdata/Panopticon.properties -o Define.properties -f .*password
- text string
bin/pcli encrypt -t passwordName
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