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currently i implement an internal CA for my Company. We want notify Certificate Expiration via Mail and Monitoring. I use PostgresSQL as Database and query the Results directly from the Database. But i cant query the column Expiration, because it doesnt exists in the table items. Only the Issue Date is exist. Will it be possible to do a schema update on the xca-Database to get the expiration column?
Actually i have to extract the Issue Date and manipulate with Date Calculation on Linux the Validity Time in Days. It would be more flexible to have this field and i can make one shell script.
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Hello,
currently i implement an internal CA for my Company. We want notify Certificate Expiration via Mail and Monitoring. I use PostgresSQL as Database and query the Results directly from the Database. But i cant query the column Expiration, because it doesnt exists in the table items. Only the Issue Date is exist. Will it be possible to do a schema update on the xca-Database to get the expiration column?
Actually i have to extract the Issue Date and manipulate with Date Calculation on Linux the Validity Time in Days. It would be more flexible to have this field and i can make one shell script.
Kind of regards
Keanu
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