[http_check] Renamed ssl_expire to check_certificate_expiration in comment. #2086
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using the wrong option name.
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@MiguelMoll thanks for spotting that! 👍 |
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[http_check] Renamed ssl_expire to check_certificate_expiration in comment.
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The comment explaining SSL expiration check references a option name
ssl_expire. But in the exmaple after (and in code) the option is namedcheck_certificate_expiration.