Decrypt Files

The Decrypt task allows you to decrypt files from a directory or from a directory tree.
Important: Normally an encrypted file has an extension like .pgp or .gpg at the end. To remove this extension, you need to Fill BOTH the Filename and Rename Filename fields. Please see the example in the Rename Filename section.

Profile
Select the decryption profile that will be used to decrypt the file (or files).  You should create a decryption profile before creating a decryption task.  Decryption profiles for password decryption, or for private key decryption are supported. This task also supports signature verification using public key.

Source Directory
Enter the full pathname of the directory where your source files exist. 

Filename
Enter the filename filter for the files you wish to decrypt  using the following wildcard rules. This field also supports dynamic variables.  Using dynamic variables, you can select a file based on current date/time. The above wildcard rules only apply for the file to pass the filename filter.  If the file passes the filename filter, then its new name will depend on the Rename Filename field.

Rename Filename
It is recommended that you always fill in this field for the decrytion task.  Please see Rename Help.

Examples:

Actual Filename = test.txt.gpg
Filename field entry = .txt.gpg
Rename Filename field entry = .txt
Resulting Decrypted Filename = test.txt

Actual Filename = test.txt.gpg
Filename field entry = .gpg
Rename Filename field entry = (blank)
Resulting Decrypted Filename = test.txt

Actual Filename = test.txt.gpg
Filename field entry = test.txt.gpg
Rename Filename field entry = (blank)
Resulting Decrypted Filename = test.txt.gpg

Actual Filename = test.txt.gpg
Filename field entry = test.txt.gpg
Rename Filename field entry = test.txt
Resulting Decrypted Filename = test.txt

Folder Path Filter
Leave this field blank if you want all folders to be processed. If you need specific folders to be processed, then enter the folder name or path, using the following wildcard rules.  If a folder passes the filter, then all its subfolders will also pass the filter.
Simple Example: Folder = c:\test  , subfolders = john, john\old, sam, sam\old, joe, joe\old
Folder path filter = john    .  john and john\old are processed
Folder path filter = jo       .  john,  john\old, joe, joe\old are processed
Folder path filter = old     .  sam\old,  john\old, joe\old are processed
Folder path filter = test     .  all files in c:\test and its sub folders are processed
Folder path filter = john\old.   only john\old is processed.
Folder path filter = c:\test\john   .  john and john\old are processed

Target Directory
Enter the full path name of the directory where you need to put the target files. 

Place files in new subdirectory
If you select "None", no new subdirectory is created within the Target Directory.
If you select Date, a new subdirectory based on the date, is created within the Target Directory. All files are placed in this directory.
If you select Date/Time, a new subdirectory based on date and time is created within the Target Directory. All files are placed in this directory.

Include subdirectories
If you select this option, all subdirectories and decrypted files (within the Source Directory) are created in the Target Directory.  If a subdirectory does not exist within the Target directory, then it is automatically created.

Date Filter
If you need to filter files based on file modified date, select this option. For the between option, enter 2 values separated by '-' (2-4 etc.). Examples:
Older than 5 Minute, Newer than 2 Day, Between 3-5 Day, Between 1-4 Hour