Difference between revisions of "Query Certificate"
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If you like, you can obtain this information from a UNIX/Linux machine | If you like, you can obtain this information from a UNIX/Linux machine | ||
by running the command: | by running the command: | ||
| − | :<tt>openssl s_client -CApath | + | :<tt>openssl s_client -CApath path_to_certificate -showcerts -starttls smtp -connect example.com:25</tt> |
| − | Where: example.com is the host name of the server being checked. | + | Where: |
| − | + | * example.com is the host name of the server being checked. | |
| + | * path_to_certificate is the path to where the certificate is stored on the machine being queried, eg. on Debian it's typically /etc/ssl/certs | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:12, 15 February 2018
If you like, you can obtain this information from a UNIX/Linux machine by running the command:
- openssl s_client -CApath path_to_certificate -showcerts -starttls smtp -connect example.com:25
Where:
- example.com is the host name of the server being checked.
- path_to_certificate is the path to where the certificate is stored on the machine being queried, eg. on Debian it's typically /etc/ssl/certs
