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 With the good work by "Let’s Encrypt" in providing free SSL certs for users, I wanted a quick way to check all the domains I look after to determine which ones have correct SSL certs, and which ones are in need of updating etc. 
 
-This bash file is the first draft a a program to do that.  It can either be run against a list of file names, from the directories in your Lets Encrypt live directory or on a single server with  the aim of getting all the domain names from the server.   
+This bash file is the first draft of a program to do that.  It can either be run against a list of file names, from the directories in your Lets Encrypt live directory or on a single server with  the aim of getting all the domain names from the server.   
 
 The output looks like:
 
-Domain       cert issued for  valid until               cert issued by                possible issues?
-domain1.com  domain1.com      Dec 22 09:19:00 2016 GMT  Let's Encrypt Authority X1  - certificate near renewal date
-domain2.com  domain2.com      Dec 22 11:42:00 2016 GMT  Let's Encrypt Authority X1  - certificate near renewal date
-domain3.net  domain3.net      Mar  4 10:10:00 2016 GMT  Let's Encrypt Authority X1
+Domain       cert for     valid until            cert issued by    possible issues?
+domain1.com  domain1.com  Dec 22 09:19:00 2016   Let's Encrypt   - certificate near renewal date
+domain2.com  domain2.com  Dec 22 11:42:00 2016   Let's Encrypt   - certificate near renewal date
+domain3.net  domain3.net  Mar  4 10:10:00 2016   Let's Encrypt 
+domain4.net  domain1.net  Mar  2 12:23:00 2016   Let's Encrypt   - possible name mismatch
+
 
 You can also get a list of domains that need to be renewed, to list the domains requiring renewal in the nest 20 days;