Checking Certificates

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.

Display a Certificate

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

Check Issuer

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

Check Subject

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

Show Email of Certificate

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

Show Validity

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

Show Fingerprint

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