Usage: java -jar certcheck-1.0.jar [options] file [options...] [file...]

Options take effect for all files specified on the command-line after the option has been set.

Options:
 -a, --alias <alias>   Specify the alias of the certificate to test within a keystore.
 -c, --critical <days> Specify the number of days before expiration that will be considered 'critical'.
 -d, --debug           Print additional debug output.
     --dn <dn>         Specify the subject name of the certificate to test within a keystore.
 -E, --error-stdout    Print errors to stdout instead of stderr.
 -f, --file <file>     Explicitly state that the next argument will be a file (useful for odd filenames).
 -h, --help            Print this help message and exit.
 -m, --max      <days> Specify the maximum number of days a certificate may be valid from today.
 -o, --options <file>  Specify an options-file where sensitive things like passwords can be specified safely.
 -P, --provider <name> Specifies a security provider to be used (default=any supporting provider).
 -p, --password        Specify the password to be used for all keystores and files (DANGEROUS! Consider using -o).
 -q, --quiet           Do not print anything if all there are no errors or warnings.
 -r, --report          Report the types of keystores supported and exit.
 -s, --silent          Do out print any output; only return exit code.
 -v, --verbose         Print information about all certificates processed.
 -S, --special <name>  Check a special keystore with the specified name (e.g. Windows-MY, KeychainStore, etc.).
 -w, --warning <days>  Specify the number of days before expiration that will be considered 'warning'.
 --                    Indicate that this is the last option and the remainder of arguments are filenames.

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