Endpoint Encryption

Hi,

We use pgp command line v10.0.

The bank we deal with would need to validate signature when receiving our encryted file (e.g. test1.txt.pgp).

The file is rejected with message "Reason Description: The file was received without signature."

how do I to add signature when performing pgp --encrypt ?  (if you have samples)

the command I used:

pgp --encrypt "E:\temp\test1.txt" --recipient "Wells Fargo - PGP"  --home-dir "C:\Program Files\PGP Corporation\PGP Command Line"

please help,

thanks,

-Gene

Example:
pgp --encrypt "E:\temp\test1.txt" --recipient "Wells Fargo - PGP"  --home-dir "C:\Program Files\PGP Corporation\PGP Command Line" --sign --signer "YourKeyNameOrKeyID" --passphrase "YourPassphrase"

You can also combine --encrypt and --sign flags into one command, -es (only one dash for shorthand commands):
pgp -es "E:\temp\test1.txt" --recipient "Wells Fargo - PGP"  --home-dir "C:\Program Files\PGP Corporation\PGP Command Line" --signer "YourKeyNameOrKeyID" --passphrase "YourPassphrase"

Let me know if this helps.  They will also need a copy of your public key to verify the signature.  You can also omit the --signer flag if you are using your default keypair for signing.  --passphrase is still required.