I have an OpenPGP message that looks something like this in a file:
Version: GnuPG v1.4.9 (MingW32)
jA0EAgMCtCzaGHIQXY9g0sBnAeDOQ9GuVA/uICuP+7Z2dnjNCLgRN0J/TzJs1qcW
aJYBTkH5KQCClCxjwTYbHZCox1sENfIS+KxpCKJQqAX3SNEFm0ORNE6RNwEgb1Zj
uOdIw8auxUsjmQKFLAcZIPKjBjyJqSQVfmEoteVn1n+pwm8RdIZevCHwLF2URStB
nBVuycaxcaxcaxcxccxcxacqweqweqwe123fsMqQPaTusOBGpEQrWC9jArtvYEUpY
aNF6BfQ0y2CYrZrmzRoQnmtnVu10PagEuWmVxCucyhVwlthVgN0iBog9jhjliQkc
rrDTupqB4IimMEjElGUHtkuvrCQ0jQnOHEAJmmefMDH0NkYKGd5Ngt21I5ge5tob
/uBjHKMxjNgg1nWfg6Lz4jqoKe/EweuEeg==
=+N9N
and he was given a 15-character passphrase to decrypt it, I suppose. But I have no idea to decrypt the file using PHP. I look at the PHP GnuPG man page and in the example gnugpg_decrypt()it gives this code:
$res = gnupg_init();
gnupg_adddecryptkey($res,"8660281B6051D071D94B5B230549F9DC851566DC","test");
$plain = gnupg_decrypt($res,$encrypted_text);
echo $plain;
So, looking at this feature gnupg_adddecryptkey, he mentioned that I need a fingerprint. What is it really? And where can I get it?
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