Linux rhmask command details how to use the Linux rhmask command

Execute the rhmask command to create an encrypted file, so that you can transmit the file over a public network without being compromised.

Syntax

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

Parameters:

• -D: generate encrypted files.

Instance

Use the command "rhmask" to encrypt the encrypted file "code.txt" and save it as the output file "demo.txt". Enter the following command:

$ Rhmask code.txt demo.txt

After the preceding command is executed, the file "code.txt" will be encrypted and saved as the encrypted file "demo.txt ".

Note: this command has two syntaxes that can be used selectively.