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Name

grid-proxy-info — Display information obtained from a proxy certificate

Synopsis

grid-proxy-info

Tool description

grid-proxy-info extracts information from X.509 proxy certificates.

Command syntax

grid-proxy-info [-help][-f proxyfile][-subject][...][-e [-h H][-b B]]

Options

Table 4. Command line options

-help, -usage Displays usage.
-version Displays version.
-debug Displays debugging output.
-file <proxyfile> (-f) Non-standard location of proxy.
[printoptions]

See Table 5, “Print options”.

-exists [options] (-e)

Determine whether a valid proxy exists. options may contain any validition options described below. If a proxy exists, and meets any criteria defined by the validity options, then grid-proxy-info will terminate with the exit code 0. Otherwise, grid-proxy-info will terminate with the exit code 1. If no validity options are specified, the program will terminate with 0 if a currently-valid proxy file exists.

Table 5. Print options

-subject (-s) Distinguished name (DN) of the subject.
-issuer (-i) DN of the issuer (certificate signer).
-identity DN of the identity represented by the proxy.
-type Type of proxy (full or limited).
-timeleft Time (in seconds) until proxy expires.
-strength Key size (in bits).
-all All above options in a human readable format.
-text All of the certificate.
-path Pathname of the proxy file.

Table 6. Validity options

-valid H:M (-v) Time requirement for the proxy to be valid.
-hours H (-h) Time requirement for the proxy to be valid (deprecated, use -valid instead).
-bits B (-b) Strength requirement for the proxy to be valid.

Limitations

Nothing applicable

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