Analyze doesn't seem to work

[rpn0709]

I would expect to see something comeback when the SAN is mismatched but I don't see anything. Great work though!

[narbehaj]

Thanks, would you be more specific? Or you might give me an overview of what you are looking for?

[rpn0709]

I'm using the json output. It seems analyze doesn't work with it. Also moving the hostname inside the document would be more useful, root doc should just say message or host, reason being is if you were to index it into something like elasticsearch you don't want the dynamic naming.

[tcpzix]

great work how can i save the show_result in a variable ? when i do <x = ssl.show_result(ssl.get_args(json_args=args)> the result just print out in terminal and x doesn't get any value or type! thanks

[narbehaj]

great work how can i save the show_result in a variable ? when i do <x = ssl.show_result(ssl.get_args(json_args=args)> the result just print out in terminal and x doesn't get any value or type! thanks

Fixed in the last commit, please pull.

[summersonne]

SSLChecker.show_result(SSLChecker.get_args(json_args=args)) TypeError: get_args() missing 1 required positional argument: 'self'

Can you help, please?

[narbehaj]

@summersonne can you print your args here?

[summersonne]

args = { 'hosts': ['google.com', 'cisco.com'] }

[narbehaj]

@summersonne mine works fine in both python2 and 3. Could you send your whole script via email, please?