With the good work by "Let’s Encrypt" in providing free SSL certs for users, I wanted a quick way to check all the domains I look after to determine which ones have correct SSL certs, and which ones are in need of updating etc.
This bash file is the first draft of a program to do that. It can either be run against a list of file names, from the directories in your Lets Encrypt live directory or on a single server with the aim of getting all the domain names from the server.
The output looks like:
Domain cert for valid until cert issued by possible issues?
domain1.com domain1.com Dec 22 09:19:00 2016 Let's Encrypt - certificate near renewal date
domain2.com domain2.com Dec 22 11:42:00 2016 Let's Encrypt - certificate near renewal date
domain3.net domain3.net Mar 4 10:10:00 2016 Let's Encrypt
domain4.net domain1.net Mar 2 12:23:00 2016 Let's Encrypt - possible name mismatch
You can also get a list of domains that need to be renewed, to list the domains requiring renewal in the nest 20 days;
checkssl -l /etc/letsencrypt/live/ -e 20 -r
domain7.com
domain12.com
You can also get it to run a specific command if domains need renewal, for example
check -i ISPconfig -e 20 -c ~/scripts/renewssl
will run the renewssl command with the domain name passed as an argument. If there are more than one domain that needs renewal it will call the command multiple times. This can then easily be run as a cron to regularly check and update SSL certs.
running checkssl with no arguments gives help;
checkssl
checkssl ver. 0.7
checks ssl certs for a set of domains
Usage: checkssl [-h|--help] [-d|--debug] [-f|--file filename] [-s|--server stype] [-l|--location directory] [-e|--expires days] [-r:--renew] [domain]
Options:
-h, --help Display this help message and exit.
-d, --debug outputs debug information
-f, --file filename
Where 'filename' is a file containing a list of domain names
-s, --server server_type
Where 'server_type' is the server type (cpanel, ISPconfig, apache2 ...)
-l, --location directory
Where 'directory' is where your lets encrypt live directory is
(typically /etc/letsencrypt/live/)
-e, --expires days
Where 'days' is the number of days to alert if cert expires in that time period
-r, --renew this just lists domain names that need to be renewed. This list could be used by an auto renew script, or to email you.
-c, --command run-command
Where 'run-command' is a command to be run if certificates are due for renewal.
V0.1 initial commit by SRVRCO
v0.2 modification by MrSleeps
v0.3 corrected issue in grep affecting performance on some servers
v0.4 correct typo and added -e and -r arguments
v0.5 added --command option
v0.6 added ability to add domain name on command line
v0.7 Updated after using shellcheck to maintain a better coding standard