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This script checks the expiration of an SSL certificate.
This script will check SSL certificates to see if they have expired. It is known to work with imap (w/starttls), imaps, pop (w/starttls), pops, https, ldap (w/starttls) and ldaps. It requires the openssl program (from the OpenSSL toolkit). The current version is 1.2.
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bywbwbwb, November 28, 2018
The full options are not shown in the plugin without viewing the source, so for reference here they are:

-a Additional parameters to send to openssl, like: -a "-servername www.example.com"
-c Critical value to alert on (days until expiration) like: -c 14
-h Help
-H Host (IP or domain name to connect to) like: -H www.example.com
-o Openssl binary path, like: -o /usr/bin/openssl
-p Optional port number (default 443) like: -p 443
-v Verbose
-V Version
-w Warning value to alert on (days until expiration) like: -c 21
bysmidaren, March 18, 2018
Good plugin but Vladimir's modified one is better since you also check a cert file.
Vladimir's plugin can be found here:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nesi/BeSTGRID-legacy/master/df/scripts/check_ssl_certificate
Hi,

Thanks for the plugin.

I have extended it so that it can also check certificates in a file - plus a few minor improvements.

You are welcome to grab my version from https://subversion.ceres.auckland.ac.nz/BeSTGRID/df/scripts/check_ssl_certificate

Cheers,
Vlad

PS: The set of changes in this
# 2014-03-26 Vladimir Mencl
# - add support for checking a certificate in the file (-f)
# - add option for supporting a full DN instead of just CN (-D)
# - support both 32-bit and 64-bit platforms with "use lib" path
# - move some verbose ouput under DEBUG (-d)
# - FIX: add missing exit for expired certificate as per comment on plugin
# page
# - use POSIX:floor() instead of int() for rounding daysLeft
# (not to get "0 days left" for certificates that just expired)

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Vladimir Mencl, Ph.D.
E-Research Services and Systems Consultant
BlueFern Computing Services
University of Canterbury
Private Bag 4800
Christchurch 8140
New Zealand

http://www.bluefern.canterbury.ac.nz
mailto:vladimir.mencl@canterbury.ac.nz
Phone: +64 3 364 3012
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Fax: +64 3 364 3002
bylexiyntax, May 4, 2011
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
Does exactly what I wanted, checking the date on ssl certificates and informing me if they are about to expire.

After expiration it reports the certificate as good. The culprit is a missing exit statement in the expired check; see the diff output below for a fix.

@@ -156,2 +156,3 @@
print "$PROGNAME: CRITICAL - $cn expired " . abs($daysLeft) . " day(s) ago.\n";
+ exit $ERRORS{'CRITICAL'};
} elsif ($daysLeft