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commands for checking TLS certs
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# CAfile trusts a given CA cert for this call | |
# should return 0 | |
# Certificate chain is presented: | |
# Number on left represents depth | |
# example.com is the first subject i.e. the host we are contacting | |
# and its issuer is Fake LE Intermediate X1 | |
# the next cert on the chain has its subject as Fake LE Intermediate X1 | |
# and its issuer is Fake LE Root X1 | |
# which is the root of the chain i.e. a Certificate Authority | |
# | |
# Certificate chain | |
# 0 s:/CN=example.com | |
# i:/CN=Fake LE Intermediate X1 | |
# 1 s:/CN=Fake LE Intermediate X1 | |
# i:/CN=Fake LE Root X1 | |
openssl s_client [-CAfile <ca-file>] [-showcerts] -connect <host>:443 | |
# reading certs | |
openssl x509 -in <file> -out -notext | |
# converting cert formats: | |
openssl x509 -in <file> -inform <der|pem|net> -outform <der|pem|net> -out <file> | |
# curling with a inline CA file | |
curl --cacert <certfile.pem> https://:host |
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