Verifying Certificate using Mac Terminal
In Mac Terminal, we can use the command security to do many things related to certificates. I'm trying to know how to verify a certificate using this command. I wrote security verify-cert [.pem path]> output.txt but it didn't show any details! How can I show a certificate detail using this command?
Thank you in advance.
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Mike
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In Mac Terminal, we can use the command security to do many things related to certificates. I'm trying to know how to verify a certificate using this command. I wrote security verify-cert [.pem path]> output.txt but it didn't show any details! How can I show a certificate detail using this command?
Thank you in advance.
macos terminal ssl certificate
asked Apr 1 '14 at 17:49
Mike
2825
add a comment |
In Mac Terminal, we can use the command security to do many things related to certificates. I'm trying to know how to verify a certificate using this command. I wrote security verify-cert [.pem path]> output.txt but it didn't show any details! How can I show a certificate detail using this command?
Thank you in advance.
macos terminal ssl certificate
asked Apr 1 '14 at 17:49
Mike
2825
In Mac Terminal, we can use the command security to do many things related to certificates. I'm trying to know how to verify a certificate using this command. I wrote security verify-cert [.pem path]> output.txt but it didn't show any details! How can I show a certificate detail using this command?
Thank you in advance.
macos terminal ssl certificate
macos terminal ssl certificate
asked Apr 1 '14 at 17:49
Mike
2825
asked Apr 1 '14 at 17:49
Mike
2825
asked Apr 1 '14 at 17:49
Mike
2825
asked Apr 1 '14 at 17:49
Mike
2825
asked Apr 1 '14 at 17:49
Mike
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From the documentation:
verify-cert [-c certFile] [-r rootCertFile] [-p policy] [-k keychain] [-n] [-L] [-l] [-e
emailAddress] [-s sslHost] [-q]
Verify one or more certificates.
Options:
-c certFile Certificate to verify, in DER or PEM format. Can be specified
more than once; leaf certificate has to be specified first.
Try this instead:
security verify-cert -c certificate.pem
answered Apr 1 '14 at 17:58
Ram
8071521
Thank you Ram! This just writes (...certificate verification successful) without showing details. I looked at the documentation and I didn't find any property that show the certificate details (the issuer, public key, and so on). Can you tell how to do so?
– Mike
Apr 1 '14 at 18:39
verify-cert is used to verify a cert not display details. I think this answers your question "I'm trying to know how to verify a certificate using this command". If you mark this question as answered and ask another I will be happy to answer that one too the same way (reading the documentation for the OSC security command...). Cheers.
– Ram
Apr 1 '14 at 19:54
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From the documentation:
verify-cert [-c certFile] [-r rootCertFile] [-p policy] [-k keychain] [-n] [-L] [-l] [-e
emailAddress] [-s sslHost] [-q]
Verify one or more certificates.
Options:
-c certFile Certificate to verify, in DER or PEM format. Can be specified
more than once; leaf certificate has to be specified first.
Try this instead:
security verify-cert -c certificate.pem
answered Apr 1 '14 at 17:58
Ram
8071521
Thank you Ram! This just writes (...certificate verification successful) without showing details. I looked at the documentation and I didn't find any property that show the certificate details (the issuer, public key, and so on). Can you tell how to do so?
– Mike
Apr 1 '14 at 18:39
verify-cert is used to verify a cert not display details. I think this answers your question "I'm trying to know how to verify a certificate using this command". If you mark this question as answered and ask another I will be happy to answer that one too the same way (reading the documentation for the OSC security command...). Cheers.
– Ram
Apr 1 '14 at 19:54
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From the documentation:
verify-cert [-c certFile] [-r rootCertFile] [-p policy] [-k keychain] [-n] [-L] [-l] [-e
emailAddress] [-s sslHost] [-q]
Verify one or more certificates.
Options:
-c certFile Certificate to verify, in DER or PEM format. Can be specified
more than once; leaf certificate has to be specified first.
Try this instead:
security verify-cert -c certificate.pem
answered Apr 1 '14 at 17:58
Ram
8071521
Thank you Ram! This just writes (...certificate verification successful) without showing details. I looked at the documentation and I didn't find any property that show the certificate details (the issuer, public key, and so on). Can you tell how to do so?
– Mike
Apr 1 '14 at 18:39
verify-cert is used to verify a cert not display details. I think this answers your question "I'm trying to know how to verify a certificate using this command". If you mark this question as answered and ask another I will be happy to answer that one too the same way (reading the documentation for the OSC security command...). Cheers.
– Ram
Apr 1 '14 at 19:54
add a comment |
From the documentation:
verify-cert [-c certFile] [-r rootCertFile] [-p policy] [-k keychain] [-n] [-L] [-l] [-e
emailAddress] [-s sslHost] [-q]
Verify one or more certificates.
Options:
-c certFile Certificate to verify, in DER or PEM format. Can be specified
more than once; leaf certificate has to be specified first.
Try this instead:
security verify-cert -c certificate.pem
answered Apr 1 '14 at 17:58
Ram
8071521
From the documentation:
verify-cert [-c certFile] [-r rootCertFile] [-p policy] [-k keychain] [-n] [-L] [-l] [-e
emailAddress] [-s sslHost] [-q]
Verify one or more certificates.
Options:
-c certFile Certificate to verify, in DER or PEM format. Can be specified
more than once; leaf certificate has to be specified first.
Try this instead:
security verify-cert -c certificate.pem
answered Apr 1 '14 at 17:58
Ram
8071521
answered Apr 1 '14 at 17:58
Ram
8071521
answered Apr 1 '14 at 17:58
Ram
8071521
answered Apr 1 '14 at 17:58
Ram
8071521
8071521
Thank you Ram! This just writes (...certificate verification successful) without showing details. I looked at the documentation and I didn't find any property that show the certificate details (the issuer, public key, and so on). Can you tell how to do so?
– Mike
Apr 1 '14 at 18:39
verify-cert is used to verify a cert not display details. I think this answers your question "I'm trying to know how to verify a certificate using this command". If you mark this question as answered and ask another I will be happy to answer that one too the same way (reading the documentation for the OSC security command...). Cheers.
– Ram
Apr 1 '14 at 19:54
add a comment |
Thank you Ram! This just writes (...certificate verification successful) without showing details. I looked at the documentation and I didn't find any property that show the certificate details (the issuer, public key, and so on). Can you tell how to do so?
– Mike
Apr 1 '14 at 18:39
verify-cert is used to verify a cert not display details. I think this answers your question "I'm trying to know how to verify a certificate using this command". If you mark this question as answered and ask another I will be happy to answer that one too the same way (reading the documentation for the OSC security command...). Cheers.
– Ram
Apr 1 '14 at 19:54
Thank you Ram! This just writes (...certificate verification successful) without showing details. I looked at the documentation and I didn't find any property that show the certificate details (the issuer, public key, and so on). Can you tell how to do so?
– Mike
Apr 1 '14 at 18:39
Thank you Ram! This just writes (...certificate verification successful) without showing details. I looked at the documentation and I didn't find any property that show the certificate details (the issuer, public key, and so on). Can you tell how to do so?
– Mike
Apr 1 '14 at 18:39
verify-cert is used to verify a cert not display details. I think this answers your question "I'm trying to know how to verify a certificate using this command". If you mark this question as answered and ask another I will be happy to answer that one too the same way (reading the documentation for the OSC security command...). Cheers.
– Ram
Apr 1 '14 at 19:54
verify-cert is used to verify a cert not display details. I think this answers your question "I'm trying to know how to verify a certificate using this command". If you mark this question as answered and ask another I will be happy to answer that one too the same way (reading the documentation for the OSC security command...). Cheers.
– Ram
Apr 1 '14 at 19:54
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