Concatenate TLS container fields to create a PEM
encoded certificate file
tls_container – Object container TLS certificates
Pem encoded certificate file
Extract the expiration date from the Pem encoded X509 certificate
certificate_pem – Certificate in PEM format
Expiration date of certificate_pem
Extract the host names from the Pem encoded X509 certificate
certificate – A PEM encoded certificate
A dictionary containing the following keys: [‘cn’, ‘dns_names’] where ‘cn’ is the CN from the SubjectName of the certificate, and ‘dns_names’ is a list of dNSNames (possibly empty) from the SubjectAltNames of the certificate.
Split the input string into individual x509 text blocks
intermediates – PEM or PKCS7 encoded intermediate certificates
A list of strings where each string represents an X509 pem block surrounded by BEGIN CERTIFICATE, END CERTIFICATE block tags
Load TLS certificate data from the listener/pool.
return TLS_CERT and SNI_CERTS
Prepares an unencrypted PEM-encoded private key for printing
private_key – The private key in PEM format (encrypted or not)
The unencrypted private key in PEM format
Validate that the certificate is a valid PEM encoded X509 object
Optionally verify that the private key matches the certificate. Optionally verify that the intermediates are valid X509 objects.
certificate – A PEM encoded certificate
private_key – The private key for the certificate
private_key_passphrase – Passphrase for accessing the private key
intermediates – PEM or PKCS7 encoded intermediate certificates
boolean
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