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This might be well known but I add it for completeness.
- There's no easy way to find unused certificate files. You have to compare the list of configured certificate objects with the list of files.
- There's kind of a brute force method to figure out whether a Crypto Certificate object is in use - try to delete it.
- There's a softer but potentially cumbersome way to find dependencies. Use the Object Status (up / services), expand the view and look for certificate objects.
In general it would really be helpful to have a dependency view on a particular object e.g. as an additional “Used by” action on each object.
It seems like if you did an export before the upgrade of the certificate and an export after, you could see in both export files which objects reference the old/new certificate by grepping the log file, no?
You can easily do this by exporting the domain (or all domains) and search the export.xml for the file namne of the certificate. That will give you the object(s) where it is used. If you don't find the file namne (other than in the section) it is not being used...
You can easily do this by exporting the domain (or all domains) and search the export.xml for the file namne of the certificate. That will give you the object(s) where it is used. If you don't find the file namne (other than in the section) it is not being used...