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Ask HN: How do you track your domains for expiration?
- deleted 8y ago[deleted]
- LinuxBender 8y agoFor DNS: For my own domains, they auto-renew. They will pester me through email and phone if my CC expires. For work domains, they also auto-renew and a CSM will tell us if the root servers changed without the registrar changing anything. For SSL: For my own certs, I use a little script to ensure LetsEncrypt is doing it's thing. This is the manual version. (sanity check) #!/bin/bash set -o posix set -u for domain in $(cat /opt/haproxy/sslhosts.txt) do echo -en "\n${domain}:\t" echo | openssl s_client -servername "${domain}" -connect "${domain}":443 2>/dev/null | openssl x509 -noout -dates | grep After For work SSL certs, the registrar will also tell us if SSL certs are not set to auto-renew and our monitoring software will alert on certs about to expire.
- deftnerd 8y agoI've used https://dnmin.com https://dnmin.com for about 6 years now. It's a free service I found on lowendtalk.com You can paste in a list of your domains and it'll help you organize them and send you email notifications when they're close to expiring.
- marcc 8y agoAuto renew for the domains I want to make sure are renewed. Anything else is error prone.