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On 2019-09-09 14:36, Dan Langille wrote:

> My Nagios alerts are on the certs.  It monitors the certs on the 
> services: e.g. www.freshports.org <http://www.freshports.org>

Sure.
Probably I wasn't clear: Nagios looks at the certificates in my case too.