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Decryption is not allowed in evaluation mode. Please contact us if this represents a severe hurdle for your evaluation.
Start LeadIT in commandline mode (leadit --commandline).
An encrypted file looks like this: #encrypt flexx
11fcfeee9f59f079a3b2e8aae446cd4e1b6c58a9b295aff5de7fa3af6a96d9
0bae502cda2637def4e76e7301aa0e29a3cefd3208d6daa3e6328e62ab5c82
18acd9b2e947c7bad7a2cc8fc9358659c9749ecec5e95577bdeaaa63240be1
b9884a93e1e5a221ba2416d7e08a47852ca1c77fd9e2ac74032d7e08a47852
Decryption is done in FlexX in the menu DATABASE/DECRYPT.
Syntax: DECRYPT <directory>
FlexX generates new files with the ending *dcr.dat in <directory>.
Let's assume you want to make modifications in the torsion.dat file and use it for your docking. To do this, you need to open the decrypted torsion*decr.dat with an editor and after your modifications, save the file with a new name (e.g. torsion_modified.dat).
Then you need to change the respective path in the config.dat file, so that it points to your new static data file. Open the file config.dat and comment out the line with your static data option in the section @STATIC_DATA. In our example this means you need to type a # before the line TORSION static_data/torsion.dat and point to the altered torsion_modified.dat file by typing TORSION my_path/torsion_modified.dat Replace 'my_path' with your corresponding path to this file.
As an example you can use the decrypted static data file torsion*decr.dat to set amides to planarity. For further information on this topic see the question "How to force amides to be treated as planar?" and also refer to the user guide and look for the command "DECRYPT" to get more information.
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