Citrix Systems 9.2 manual Extracts the last hour that the certificate is valid, December

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Operations on Certificate (client.ssl.client_cert) Dates and Times

SSL Certificate Operation	Description
certificate.	Extracts the last hour that the certificate is valid and
VALID_NOT_AFTER.HOURS	returns that value as an integer from 0 to 23.
certificate.	Returns a Boolean TRUE if the time precedes or is
VALID_NOT_AFTER.	equal to the time argument.
LE(time)	For example, if the time value is GMT 2005 May 1 10h
	15m		30s, and it is the first Sunday of the month of May
	in 2005, you can specify the following (evaluation
	results for this example are in parentheses):
	•	. . .le(GMT 2006) (TRUE)
	•	. . .le(GMT 2005 Dec) (TRUE)
	•	. . .le(LOCAL 2005 May) (TRUE or
		FALSE, depending on the current time zone.)
	•	. . .le(GMT 8h) (FALSE)
	•	. . .le(GMT 30m) (TRUE)
	•	. . .le(GMT May 10h) (TRUE)
	•	. . .le(GMT Jun 11h) (TRUE)
	•	. . .le(GMT Wed) (TRUE)
	•	. . .le(GMT May Sun_1) (TRUE)
certificate.	Returns a Boolean TRUE if the time precedes the time
VALID_NOT_AFTER.	argument.
LT(time)	For example, if the current time is GMT 2005 May 1
	10h 15m 30s, and it is the first Sunday of the month,
	you can specify the following:
	•	. . .lt(GMT 2006) (TRUE)
	•	. . .lt(GMT 2005 Dec) (TRUE)
	•	. . .lt(LOCAL 2005 May) (TRUE or
		FALSE, depending on the current time zone.)
	•	. . .lt(GMT 8h) (FALSE)
	•	. . .lt(GMT 30m) (TRUE)
	•	. . .lt(GMT May 10h) (FALSE)
	•	. . .lt(GMT Jun 11h) (TRUE)
	•	. . .lt(GMT Wed) (TRUE)
	•	. . .lt(GMT May Sun_1) (FALSE)
certificate.	Extracts the last minute that the certificate is valid and
VALID_NOT_AFTER.MINUTES	returns that value as an integer from 0 to 59.
certificate.	Extracts the last month that the certificate is valid and
VALID_NOT_AFTER.MONTH	returns that value as an integer from 1 (January) to 12
	(December).
certificate.	Calculates the number of seconds to the closest
VALID_NOT_AFTER.	previous or scheduled reboot and returns an integer. If
RELATIVE_BOOT	the closest boot time is in the past, the integer is
	negative. If it is in the future, the integer is positive.