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sslcli is command-line client for SSLLabs public API.
IMPORTANT: Currently, SSLLabs API doesn't provide same info as SSLLabs website.
Before the initial install allows git to use redirects for pkg.re service (reason why you should do this described here):
git config --global http.https://pkg.re.followRedirects true
To build the SSLScan Client from scratch, make sure you have a working Go 1.5+ workspace (instructions), then:
go get github.com/essentialkaos/sslcli
If you want update SSLScan Client to latest stable release, do:
go get -u github.com/essentialkaos/sslcli
[sudo] yum install -y https://yum.kaos.st/6/release/x86_64/kaos-repo-9.1-0.el6.noarch.rpm
[sudo] yum install sslcli[sudo] yum install -y https://yum.kaos.st/7/release/x86_64/kaos-repo-9.1-0.el7.noarch.rpm
[sudo] yum install sslcliYou can download prebuilt binaries for Linux and OS X from EK Apps Repository.
- Superb UI
- Output very similar to SSLLabs website output
- Checking many hosts at once
- Checking hosts defined in the file
- Check resumption
- JSON/XML/YAML/Text output for usage in third party scripts
Usage: sslcli {options} host…
Options
--format, -f text|json|yaml|xml Output result in different formats
--detailed, -d Show detailed info for each endpoint
--ignore-mismatch, -i Proceed with assessments on certificate mismatch
--avoid-cache, -c Disable cache usage
--public, -p Publish results on sslscan.com
--perfect, -P Return non-zero exit code if not A+
--notify, -n Notify when check is done
--quiet, -q Don't show any output
--no-color, -nc Disable colors in output
--help, -h Show this help message
--version, -v Show version
Examples
sslcli google.com
Check google.com
sslcli -P google.com
Check google.com and return zero exit code only if result is perfect (A+)
sslcli -p -c google.com
Check google.com, publish results, disable cache usage
sslcli hosts.txt
Check all hosts defined in hosts.txt file
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develop |
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Before contributing to this project please read our Contributing Guidelines.
This project is not affiliated with SSL Labs and not officially supported by SSL Labs. Before using this package please read Qualys SSL Labs Terms of Use.
Also you should:
- Only inspect sites and servers whose owners have given you permission to do so;
- Be clear that this tool works by sending assessment requests to remote SSL Labs servers and that this information will be shared with them.
