You SQL files in the directory contains the database functions used by the distribution system.
They are file system listings, Crypt4GH header re-encryption, and triggers to build the NSS files.
You'll need to install the Crypt4GH postgres
extension, and update the
postgres configuration file (usually pg.conf) with the
crypt4gh.master_seckey setting. In particular, if the crypt4gh
python package is installed, you
can get the HEX format of the private key with a few lines of python code
import crypt4gh.keys
key = crypt4gh.keys.get_private_key("/path/to/master.key.sec", lambda: "passphrase")
print(key.hex())Replace /path/to/master.key.sec and the passphrase accordingly.