Certbot: Add a command to list all certificates currently installed and their domains

Created on 18 Oct 2016  ·  7Comments  ·  Source: certbot/certbot

I propose we add a certbot list command which will list all current certificates, the expiration and any domains.

Sample output:

$ certbot list
2 certificates were found on this system:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
File: /etc/letsencrypt/renewal/domain1.com.conf
Certificate expiration: 2016-11-15
Primary domain: domain1.com
Alternative domains: domain2.net, domain3.org, domain4.co.uk
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
File: /etc/letsencrypt/renewal/example1.com.conf
Certificate expiration: 2016-12-25
Primary domain: example1.com
Alternative domains: example2.net, example3.org, example4.co.uk
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Just for reference for all people coming here via Google. It's

sudo certbot certificates

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Good news! We already have an issue for this and we plan to implement it in our next release. See #3615.

@bmw Thanks for the info. For the life of me I couldn't find any bugs that mentioned this searching here and Google. Glad to hear it's in the works.

October 2017. Bump?

@LymeSimon, per the issue I linked above, the command was implemented. Run certbot certificates.

Thanks BMW... I assumed it was certbot list and didn't check the linked issue. I'll probably get Must try harder on my school report now! ;-)

Just certbot ls

Just for reference for all people coming here via Google. It's

sudo certbot certificates
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