Tips: SSL Certificate Checker
If you have one too many SSL certificates to manage, there is one nifty program made with Bash that can determine a certificate’s validity.
SSL Certificate Expiration Check can do that for you and send the results to email. The program’s “send to email” feature allows the user to simply add it to cron to check the certificates and send an alert to the administrator if any certificate (from file or website) falls below the set expiration date.
The source can be downloaded here.
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That’s a great script. Thanks for posting! If you don’t want to bother with a bash script you can use this online tool to check if a certificate is installed correctly and set up a reminder: http://www.sslshopper.com/ssl-checker.html