sanpai
Sanpai is a tool for inspecting and diffing SANs on x509 certificates.
Modules
For converting a directory to a dict, use convert_dir:
>>> from sanpai import san
>>> domains = san.inspect(pem_file="path/to/cert.pem")
>>> type(domains)
<type 'list'>Scripts
From command line, retrieve newline-separated list of domains attached to a cert:
$ sanpai /path/to/cert.pem
subdomain.example.com
example.org
*.wilcard.ioCompare two certs:
$ sanpai /path/to/cert1.pem --diff /path/to/cert2.pem
- subdomain.example.com
+ www.example.org
! example.org
...Installation
To install Sanpai, simply:
$ pip install sanpai1 maintainer
Metadata
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