HI
I want to encrypt docments( fields) on a server through a background lotusscript agent. I red in the help that there most be an option on the server to give permission to the agent to encrypt on the server.
I cannot find this option on the server. can someone tell me where on the serverdocument I can give permission to encrypt on the server?
Regards
Subject: I’m afraid the Help is unclear …
its not a setting on the SERVER that allows any script/agent to encrypt
its a setting on the particular script … in this case an agent … that allows the script to do restricted operations
which happen to include encryption
search Designer help for “Restricted LotusScript and Java agent operations”
The options can be set using the designer tool, agent properties, “key tab”… about half way down
FYI
there is a setting on each ACL entry that determines if they can run any a restricted agent
You will need to ensure that ID that is executing the script has that right
and of course the ID may be
the server or agent signer or named user or who triggers the agent
depending on circumstances and/or other agent settings
However you need to take similar care with any script that executes on the server anyway 
Subject: RE: I’m afraid the Help is unclear …
Hi
I have checked the points you mentioned. On the agent properties the allowed restricted operations was enabled and on the ACL I canot find the option to allow an id to run restricted opertions. Can you tell me where I can find it?
When the document is created (with the encryption key) the $Seal item is created but not the $SealData item. In the debugger I can see that the $SealData item is created but when saving the document the item dissapears.
Regards
Subject: Oops, My Mistake
Sorry to have confused youthe ACL entry in the column of checkboxes on right of window Basics tab
is the ability to CREATE an agent not RUN it
(as I’m sure you noticed)
However your original supposition that its a server config may be right after all -
there is a field on the SERVER document in the Domino Directory (aka names.nsf)
SEcurity Tab
Programmability Section (top right block)
Run unrestricted methods and operations:
Check to see if the “effective” user, is permitted there
Let us know how you get on
and apologies again
Subject: RE: Oops, My Mistake
Hi
The effective user was already permitted to run restricted and unrestricted actions.
Regards