Ryan -

Use the Execute Process task to run pgp.exe (or whatever the PGP executable is called on your system).  You may have to tinker with the parameters you pass to pgp.exe to get the expected result.

hth
Tim

Thanks for the help.  I am able to launce the PGP command line program using the Execute Process Task, however I am not able to pass any arguments to the program.  Here is the code that I am attempting to pass to the PGP command line (using the the Execute Process task):

filecryptsb --encrypt test.txt --user test

This is the only input that I have to submit manually to encrypt the file.  However, when I place this code in the argument box it is ignored by SSIS Execute Process task.  It simply opens the DOS window and command line.

One other question regarding the text file name...it will be variable in the future.  Can you please tell me how to indicate it is variable in the argument statement.

Thanks again for all of your help.

Ryan

Is filecryptsb the name of the executable?  If so, you need to add this in the Executable field and the remainder of your command [--encrypt test.txt --user test] in the Arguments field.

Also, make sure that you don't have any file path issues.  Check to make sure that the executable is in your PATH environmental variable, or set the WorkingDirectory value to tell the task where to find this file.  Same thing with the source file - you may need to use absolute path to ensure success.

To modify your task to use a variable, you need to create the variable in the designer, and then you can reference the variable in the Expressions tab.  For example, I am using the Expressions page to modify the Argument value with the following:

"d:\\web\\cgi-bin\\awstats.pl -config=wnj -logfile=" + @[User::LocalFile]

hth
Tim