Re: Decrypt .amq files

2022-04-19 Thread Roy Cohen
Thanks again Justin ! > On 19 Apr 2022, at 20:15, Justin Bertram wrote: > > The --journal parameter should allow you to point the command to a > directory where your single .amq file is located. > > Keep in mind that the journal is meant to be treated as a whole as > information about the same

Re: Decrypt .amq files

2022-04-19 Thread Justin Bertram
The --journal parameter should allow you to point the command to a directory where your single .amq file is located. Keep in mind that the journal is meant to be treated as a whole as information about the same message could potentially be spread across multiple files. Taking a single file from th

Re: Decrypt .amq files

2022-04-19 Thread Roy Cohen
Thanks Justin I’m familiar with the data exp command however not sure there’s a flag to provide it with a specific .amq file ? artemis data exp [--jdbc-driver-class-name ] [--journal ] [--jdbc-connection-url ] [--large-messages ] [--jdbc-b

Re: Decrypt .amq files

2022-04-19 Thread Justin Bertram
Technically speaking, the journal files are not encrypted. They just use a binary format that's not human readable. There are a handful of "data" tools [1] that might be helpful. The most "friendly" is probably the "data exp" command which will export the contents of the journal into an XML format

Decrypt .amq files

2022-04-19 Thread Roy Cohen
Hello Is there a way using the Artemis cli to decrypt a single .amq file to a human readable format ? Thanks Roy