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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting How to ignore '.' files Post 302134920 by radoulov on Tuesday 4th of September 2007 12:08:10 PM
Old 09-04-2007
** matches a path consisting of zero or more directories.
. in (.m+3) matches plain files (NOT directories, nor dotfiles).
m is the file modification time, 3 is the number of days.

For more info: man zshexpn.
 

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check_ssl_cert(1)						   USER COMMANDS						 check_ssl_cert(1)

NAME
check_ssl_cert - checks the validity of X.509 certificates SYNOPSIS
check_ssl_cert -H host [OPTIONS] DESCRIPTION
check_ssl_cert A Nagios plugin to check an X.509 certificate: - checks if the server is running and delivers a valid certificate - checks if the CA matches a given pattern - checks the validity ARGUMENTS
-H,--host host server OPTIONS
-A,--noauth ignore authority warnings (expiration only) --altnames matches the pattern specified in -n with alternate names too -C,--clientcert path use client certificate to authenticate --clientpass phrase set passphrase for client certificate. -c,--critical days minimum number of days a certificate has to be valid to issue a critical status -e,--email address pattern to match the email address contained in the certificate -f,--file file local file path (works with -H localhost only) -h,--help,-? this help message -i,--issuer issuer pattern to match the issuer of the certificate -n,---cn name pattern to match the CN of the certificate -N,--host-cn match CN with the host name -o,--org org pattern to match the organization of the certificate --openssl path path of the openssl binary to be used -p,--port port TCP port -P,--protocol protocol use the specific protocol: http (default) or smtp,pop3,imap,ftp (switch to TLS) -s,--selfsigned allows self-signed certificates -r,--rootcert cert root certificate or directory to be used for certficate validation (passed to openssl's -CAfile or -CApath) -t,--timeout seconds timeout after the specified time (defaults to 15 seconds) --temp dir directory where to store the temporary files -v,--verbose verbose output -V,--version version -w,--warning days minimum number of days a certificate has to be valid to issue a warning status DEPRECATED OPTIONS
-d,--days days minimum number of days a certificate has to be valid (see --critical and --warning) SEE ALSO
x509(1), openssl(1), expect(1) EXIT STATUS
check_ssl_cert returns a zero exist status if it finds no errors, 1 for warnings, 2 for a critical errors and 3 for unknown problems BUGS
Please report bugs to: Matteo Corti (matteo.corti (at) id.ethz.ch) AUTHOR
Matteo Corti (matteo.corti (at) id.ethz.ch) See the AUTHORS file for the complete list of contributors 1.13.0 April, 2012 check_ssl_cert(1)
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