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Age Command: Encrypt File With Public Keys Literals
An engineer would use this command to securely encrypt a sensitive configuration file using a specified public key before sharing it with a collaborator, ensuring that only the intended recipient can decrypt and access the file's contents. Exact CLI syntax to encrypt file with public keys literals using Age.
When to use this: An engineer would use this command to securely encrypt a sensitive configuration file using a specified public key before sharing it with a collaborator, ensuring that only the intended recipient can decrypt and access the file's contents.
Command Syntax
age {-r|--recipient} public_key {-o|--output} path/to/encrypted_file.age path/to/unencrypted_fileage `{-r|--recipient`} public_key `{-o|--output`} path/to/encrypted_file.age path/to/unencrypted_fileCommand Breakdown
age is the base executable for this command.
FAQ
Purpose: Exact syntax to encrypt file with public keys literals using Age.
Test path: Replace placeholders and run destructive commands in a disposable workspace first.
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age -d -o <path/to/decrypted_file> <path/to/encrypted_file.age> Age Command: Generate Encrypted File With Passphrase age -p -o <path/to/encrypted_file.age> <path/to/unencrypted_file> Age Command: Encrypt File With Recipients File age -R <path/to/recipients_file.txt> -o <path/to/encrypted_file.age> <path/to/unencrypted_file> Age Command: Decrypt File With Private Key age -d -i <path/to/private_key_file> -o <path/to/decrypted_file> <path/to/encrypted_file.age> Age Command: Encrypt File With Public Keys age -r <public_key> -o <path/to/encrypted_file.age> <path/to/unencrypted_file>