Linux rhmask Command

The Linux rhmask command is used for encrypting and decrypting files.

By executing the rhmask command, you can create an encrypted file, making it convenient for users to transmit the file over public networks without the risk of unauthorized use.

Syntax

rhmask [encrypted file][output file] or rhmask [-d][encrypted file][source file][output file]

Parameters:

-d 　Generate an encrypted file.

Example

To encrypt the file "code.txt" using the "rhmask" command and save it as the output file "demo.txt", enter the following command:

$ rhmask code.txt demo.txt

After executing the above command, the file "code.txt" will be encrypted and saved as the encrypted file "demo.txt".

Note: This command has two syntax options, and users can choose accordingly.

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