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-bcfg2-crypt(8) -- Bcfg2 encryption and decryption utility
-=========================================================
-
-## SYNOPSIS
-
-`bcfg2-crypt` [<-C configfile>] [--decrypt|--encrypt] [--cfg|--properties] [--stdout] [--remove] [--xpath <xpath>] [-p <passphrase-or-name>] [-v] [-I] <filename> [<filename>...]
-
-## DESCRIPTION
-
-`bcfg2-crypt` performs encryption and decryption of Cfg and Properties
-files.  It's often sufficient to run `bcfg2-crypt` with only the name
-of the file you wish to encrypt or decrypt; it can usually figure out
-what to do.
-
-## OPTIONS
-
-  * `-C` <configfile>:
-    Specify alternate bcfg2.conf location
-
-  * `--decrypt`, `--encrypt`:
-    Specify which operation you'd like to perform.  `bcfg2-crypt` can
-    usually determine which is necessary based on the contents of each
-    file.
-
-  * `--cfg`:
-    Tell `bcfg2-crypt` that an XML file should be encrypted in its
-    entirety rather than element-by-element.  This is only necessary
-    if the file is an XML file whose name ends with `.xml` and whose
-    top-level tag is `<Properties>`.  See [MODES] below for details.
-
-  * `--properties`:
-    Tell `bcfg2-crypt` to process a file as an XML Properties file,
-    and encrypt the text of each element separately.  This is
-    necessary if, for example, you've used a different top-level tag
-    than `<Properties>` in your Properties files.  See [MODES] below
-    for details.
-
-  * `--stdout`:
-    Print the resulting file to stdout instead of writing it to a
-    file.
-
-  * `--remove`:
-    Remove the plaintext file after it has been encrypted.  Only
-    meaningful for Cfg files.
-
-  * `--xpath <xpath>`:
-    Encrypt the character content of all elements that match the
-    specified XPath expression.  The default is `*[@encrypted]`
-    or `*`; see [MODES] below for more details. Only meaningful for
-    Properties files.
-
-  * `-p <passphrase>`:
-    Specify the name of a passphrase specified in the `[encryption]`
-    section of `bcfg2.conf`.  See [SELECTING PASSPHRASE] below for
-    more details.
-
-  * `-v`:
-    Be verbose.
-
-  * `-I`:
-    When encrypting a Properties file, interactively select the
-    elements whose data should be encrypted.
-
-  * `-h`:
-    Display help and exit.
-
-## MODES
-
-`bcfg2-crypt` can encrypt Cfg files or Properties files; they are
-handled very differently.
-
-  * Cfg:
-    When `bcfg2-crypt` is used on a Cfg file, the entire file is
-    encrypted.  This is the default behavior on files that are not
-    XML, or that are XML but whose top-level tag is not
-    `<Properties>`.  This can be enforced by use of the `--cfg`
-    option.
-
-  * Properties:
-    When `bcfg2-crypt` is used on a Properties file, it encrypts the
-    character content of elements matching the XPath expression given
-    by `--xpath`.  By default the expression is `*[@encrypted]`, which
-    matches all elements with an `encrypted` attribute.  If you are
-    encrypting a file and that expression doesn't match any elements,
-    then the default is `*`, which matches everything.  When
-    `bcfg2-crypt` encrypts the character content of an element, it
-    also adds the `encrypted` attribute, set to the name of the
-    passphrase used to encrypt that element.  When it decrypts an
-    element it does not remove `encrypted`, though; this lets you
-    easily and efficiently run `bcfg2-crypt` against a single
-    Properties file to encrypt and decrypt it without needing to
-    specify a long list of options.  See the online Bcfg2 docs on
-    Properties files for more information on how this works.
-
-## SELECTING PASSPHRASE
-
-The passphrase used to encrypt or decrypt a file is discovered in the
-following order:
-
-  * First, the passphrase given on the command line using `-p` is
-    used.
-
-  * Next, if exactly one passphrase is specified in `bcfg2.conf`, it
-    will be used.
-
-  * Next, if operating in Properties mode, `bcfg2-crypt` will attempt
-    to read the name of the passphrase from the encrypted elements.
-
-  * Next, if decrypting, all passphrases will be tried sequentially.
-
-  * If no passphrase has been determined at this point, an error is
-    produced and the file being encrypted or decrypted is skipped.
-
-## SEE ALSO
-
-bcfg2-server(8)