check-tls-certs
Check TLS certificates of domains for expiration dates and more.
Requirements
You need an openssl executable in your path for fetching the certificate from the server.
Usage
Usage: check_tls_certs [OPTIONS] [DOMAIN]... Checks the TLS certificate for each DOMAIN. You can add checks for alternative names by separating them with a slash, like example.com/www.example.com. Exits with return code 3 when there are warnings and code 4 when there are errors. Options: -f, --file FILE File to read domains from. One per line. --help Show this message and exit.
Changelog
0.1.0 - 2015-12-20
Initial release [fschulze]
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