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ssl - Display received cert with curl? - Stack Overflow Curl no longer displays ANY certificate information, regardless of whether -k is used or not, if the TLS connection succeeds or not Is there an option that will give it back to me? For anyone else on OSX or Linux, you can add this to your ~ zshrc file: nslookup $1
Displaying a remote SSL certificate details using CLI tools It provides options for parsing out most of the certificate information I'm typically interested in, or display raw openssl output Can either query a local certificate file, or a remote server
How to save a remote server SSL certificate locally as a file That's a server certificate, not a client certificate The main reason to export a client private key certificate is to maintain a backup, or if you want to authenticate using another browser or computer
curl - SSL CA Certificates In your local CA store you have a collection of certificates from trusted certificate authorities that TLS clients like curl use to verify servers curl does certificate verification by default
Curl - View SSL certificate using CURL on Linux - FreeKB For example, the following diagram illustrates how a client would obtain the certificate from an HTTPS web server The CURL command can be used to identify the certificate that the server presents to the client
How to display remote SSL certificate details with CLI tools cURL . . . How to display remote SSL certificate details with CLI tools cURL? To display remote SSL certificate details in the console, just like you would in a browser, you can use the following solutions You can use openssl command like this Replace the highlighted part with the select domain name