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Check the expiration date of your ssl-cert

certcheck

Fast bash script to see the expiration date of your ssl-cert

  • You need a fast way to check the expiration date of an SSL certificate?
  • You want it to be flexible and adjustable to your own needs?
  • There you go!

What' s in for you?

  • TLS options like:
    • smtp
    • pop3
    • imap
    • ftp
    • xmpp
    • xmpp-server
  • Simple command line interface
  • Easy integrateable for monitoring e.g a cron service or icinga

The Script can deal with these options:

  • -H
    • Sets the value for the hostname. e.g adfinis-sygroup.ch
  • -I
    • Sets an optional value for an IP to connect. e.g 127.0.0.1
  • -p
    • Sets the value for the port. e.g 443
  • -P
    • Sets an optional value for an TLS protocol. e.g xmpp.
    • Automatically gets set for some known port numbers.
  • -w
    • Sets the value for the days before warning. Default is 30
  • -c
    • Sets the value for the days before critical. Default is 5
  • -l
    • Sets an optional label for the host in messages. Default uses /etc/services.
  • -h

Example

./check_ssl.sh -H adfinis-sygroup.ch -p 443 -w 40

Or

./check_ssl.sh -H jabber.adfinis-sygroup.ch -p 5222 -P xmpp -w 30 -c 5

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