feature: OCSP prober #101
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Add OCSP prober for checking OCSP responders
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Hey, you might want to have a look at #81. |
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As mentioned in #100, it's a different use-case. Both PRs could certainly be useful to people. |
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I'm currently looking for a probe just like this |
FWIW, I've been running this fork since I submitted it without issues. I'll try to dig up some cycles this week to rebase it against current master. |
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Refreshed PR vs. current master |
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Add OCSP prober for checking OCSP responders.
This will make an OCSP request to the target, using the supplied certificates (a certificate to be checked and the certificate that signed it). We supply the issuing cert so we're limiting our testing to just the responder vs. testing whether the issuing cert can be downloaded via the 'Issuing Certificate URL' specified in the client cert.
Will return just the ssl_ocsp* metrics.
This allows you to confirm OCSP responders are functional.