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$ ./check_crl_bulk -h
check_crl_bulk - Check the 'Next Update' field of a number of CRL,
Certificate Revocation List, files in bulk.
Usage: check_crl_bulk [options]
-h : Display this help text.
-c DIR : Location of the directory containing CRL files.
(Default is: /etc/crl)
-i REGX : Include files matching the REGX regular expression.
Specify more than once to add more include expressions.
-x REGX : Exclude files matching the REGX regular expression.
Specify more than once to add more exclude expressions.
-f : Make REGX searches FILE GLOBS instead. In this case a
'.' will match a dot only and '*' will be needed.
-n NUM : Expected number of files.
-p : Add performance data for graphing.
-v : Be more verbose. Show file names and status.
-w NUM : Warn if a CRL is within NUM hours of expiring.
Examples:
Check all files in the default directory, '/etc/crl':
./check_crl_bulk
Check all files. Show a warning if a CRL will expire within 2 days.
./check_crl_bulk -w 48
Exclude all files names containing ".p7" and 5178 in their name:
./check_crl_bulk -x ".p7" -x "5178"
Same as the previous search but using file globbing:
./check_crl_bulk -f -x "*.p7*" -x "*5178*"
Exclude all files ending in .old and check that there are 6 files:
./check_crl_bulk -f -x "*.old" -n 6
Check all files, show their status, and add performance stats.
./check_crl_bulk -v -p
check_crl_bulk - Check the 'Next Update' field of a number of CRL,
Certificate Revocation List, files in bulk.
Usage: check_crl_bulk [options]
-h : Display this help text.
-c DIR : Location of the directory containing CRL files.
(Default is: /etc/crl)
-i REGX : Include files matching the REGX regular expression.
Specify more than once to add more include expressions.
-x REGX : Exclude files matching the REGX regular expression.
Specify more than once to add more exclude expressions.
-f : Make REGX searches FILE GLOBS instead. In this case a
'.' will match a dot only and '*' will be needed.
-n NUM : Expected number of files.
-p : Add performance data for graphing.
-v : Be more verbose. Show file names and status.
-w NUM : Warn if a CRL is within NUM hours of expiring.
Examples:
Check all files in the default directory, '/etc/crl':
./check_crl_bulk
Check all files. Show a warning if a CRL will expire within 2 days.
./check_crl_bulk -w 48
Exclude all files names containing ".p7" and 5178 in their name:
./check_crl_bulk -x ".p7" -x "5178"
Same as the previous search but using file globbing:
./check_crl_bulk -f -x "*.p7*" -x "*5178*"
Exclude all files ending in .old and check that there are 6 files:
./check_crl_bulk -f -x "*.old" -n 6
Check all files, show their status, and add performance stats.
./check_crl_bulk -v -p
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