The decrypt-file command returns an encrypted file back to its original unencrypted format.
To use this command, the OpenSSL libraries must be installed on your system (for Linux, the 32 bit OpenSSL libraries are required). If this command is run on a system without OpenSSL, the current process will stop, return to TCL, and the message Encryption libraries are not loaded will be displayed.
For Windows Only: The OpenSSL libraries must be present when restoring a save that contains encrypted data. Otherwise the restore process will terminate.
decrypt-file filename{,data-file}
| filename | Name of the file on which to remove encryption. To remove encryption, you must be logged into the account in which the specified file exists. |
| data-file | (Optional) Specifies which data-file in the file to decrypt. If not specified, the default data-file is decrypted. |
The example below decrypts the accounting file.
decrypt-file accounting File successfully decrypted.
The example below decrypts only the purchases data-file of the accounting file.
decrypt-file accounting,purchases File successfully decrypted.