Problem with self-decrypted executable
Dmitry Livscheets <[email protected]> 18 Nov 2002 15:54:12 -0000
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.security.aris |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Hello! I'm trying to create self-decrypted executable and I'm running into problem. Here is my command: PGP --encrypt --sda c:\temp\testpgp\test.txt --passphrase mypassphrase -- output c:\myfolder\testpgp\test.exe --overwrite --force When I run this command it generates self-decryped c:\myfolder\testpgp\test.exe When I run c:\myfolder\testpgp\test.exe and tell into what folder decrypt it (example c:\myoutput\), output file is: c:\myoutput\temp\testpgp\test.txt (so it creates under c:\myoutput\ folder temp\testpgp\) Question: Is there any way I can create self-decryped executable which will not store path to my original file when I ecrypted it. In other words I need executable which will decrypt file as: c:\myoutput\test.txt. Thank you very much! Dmitry Livscheets Medica IT [email protected]