The following sections provide examples of commands related to certificates, where arch is your system architecture, as in sol-sparc64. Depending on what you want to do, type one or more of the following commands.
Type the following as one string (the command is too long to fit on one line in this guide), with a space between the -in and the ~/.sge components.
% sge-root/utilbin/arch/openssl x509 -in ~/.sge/port536/default/certs/cert.pem -text |
Type the following as one string (the command is too long to fit on one line in this guide), with a space between the -in and the ~/.sge components.
% sge-root/utilbin/arch/openssl x509 -issuer -in ~/.sge/port536/default/certs/cert.pem -noout |
Type the following as one string (the command is too long to fit on one line in this guide), with a space between the -in and the ~/.sge components.
% sge-root/utilbin/arch/openssl x509 -subject -in ~/.sge/port536/default/certs/cert.pem -noout |
Type the following as one string (the command is too long to fit on one line in this guide), with a space between the -in and the ~/.sge components.
% sge-root/utilbin/arch/openssl x509 -email -in ~/.sge/default/port536/certs/cert.pem -noout |
Type the following as one string (the command is too long to fit on one line in this guide), with a space between the -in and the ~/.sge components.
% sge-root/utilbin/arch/openssl x509 -dates -in ~/.sge/default/port536/certs/cert.pem -noout |
Type the following as one string (the command is too long to fit on one line in this guide), with a space between the -in and the ~/.sge components.
% sge-root/utilbin/arch/openssl x509 -fingerprint -in ~/.sge/port536/default/certs/cert.pem -noout |