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Pentaho Data Integration - Encrypt File with PGP using Multiple Keys (User IDs)

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I am trying to encrypt a file in Pentaho Data Integration with 2 identities setup in PGP (GPG implementation). When I try to do this in the Encrypt Files with PGP Step, using date-time stamps, two files are created, each decryptable with its identity key.

Initially I tried to use two User IDs, delimited by commas,colons (e.g identity1,identity2) but this failed as it tried to find the gpg name for entire string.

Then I tried two encrypt entries as shown below, hoping it would be smart enough to sign one file with all the keys, but no luck.

pgp pentaho-data-integration pdi

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Serge MerzliakovSerge Merzliakov

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  I have got around this by using a Script Step, calling gpg command to encrypt with multiple keys ==> gpg --encrypt -o mydir/file.pgp -r $PUBLIC_KEY_1 -r $PUBLIC_KEY_2 mydir/tobencrypted.txt. This is less than ideal, so am hoping to use the official Encrypt Files With PGP step.
  
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I am trying to encrypt a file in Pentaho Data Integration with 2 identities setup in PGP (GPG implementation). When I try to do this in the Encrypt Files with PGP Step, using date-time stamps, two files are created, each decryptable with its identity key.

Initially I tried to use two User IDs, delimited by commas,colons (e.g identity1,identity2) but this failed as it tried to find the gpg name for entire string.

Then I tried two encrypt entries as shown below, hoping it would be smart enough to sign one file with all the keys, but no luck.

pgp pentaho-data-integration pdi

share|improve this question

asked Mar 27 at 4:26

Serge MerzliakovSerge Merzliakov

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• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  I have got around this by using a Script Step, calling gpg command to encrypt with multiple keys ==> gpg --encrypt -o mydir/file.pgp -r $PUBLIC_KEY_1 -r $PUBLIC_KEY_2 mydir/tobencrypted.txt. This is less than ideal, so am hoping to use the official Encrypt Files With PGP step.
  
  – Serge Merzliakov
  Mar 27 at 22:38
  
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

I am trying to encrypt a file in Pentaho Data Integration with 2 identities setup in PGP (GPG implementation). When I try to do this in the Encrypt Files with PGP Step, using date-time stamps, two files are created, each decryptable with its identity key.

Initially I tried to use two User IDs, delimited by commas,colons (e.g identity1,identity2) but this failed as it tried to find the gpg name for entire string.

Then I tried two encrypt entries as shown below, hoping it would be smart enough to sign one file with all the keys, but no luck.

pgp pentaho-data-integration pdi

share|improve this question

asked Mar 27 at 4:26

Serge MerzliakovSerge Merzliakov

75211 gold badge88 silver badges1717 bronze badges

share|improve this question

asked Mar 27 at 4:26

Serge MerzliakovSerge Merzliakov

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share|improve this question

asked Mar 27 at 4:26

Serge MerzliakovSerge Merzliakov

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asked Mar 27 at 4:26

Serge MerzliakovSerge Merzliakov

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asked Mar 27 at 4:26

Serge MerzliakovSerge Merzliakov

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