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# User Interface
You can use WiTTY to run any command line programs, such as ```bash```, ```htop```, ```vi```, ```ssh```. This screenshot shows the main page of WiTTY after login. There are two tabs that list live and recorded sessions, respectively. You can click ```New Session``` to create a new interactive session. Click the <img src="assets/img/view.svg" width="16px"> icon of an interactive session opens a read-only view of that session. <img src="extra/main.png" width="640px">
You can use WiTTY to run any command line programs, such as ```bash```, ```htop```, ```vi```, ```ssh```. This screenshot shows the main page of WiTTY after login. There are two tabs that list live and recorded sessions, respectively. You can click ```New Session``` to create a new interactive session. Click the <img src="assets/img/view.svg" width="16px"> icon of an interactive session opens a read-only view of that session.
<img src="extra/main.png" width="800px">
On the interactive terminal window, you can record an ongoing session.
<img src="extra/interactive.png" width="640px">
<img src="extra/interactive.png" width="800px">
This screenshot shows three recorded sessions, you can replay <img src="assets/img/play.svg" width="16px">, download <img src="assets/img/download.svg" width="16px">, rename <img src="assets/img/edit.svg" width="16px">, and delete <img src="assets/img/delete.svg" width="16px"> recorded session.
<img src="extra/view.png" width="640px">
<img src="extra/view.png" width="800px">
Here is a recorded session, where we domonstrate how to use the command line replay utility (in ```cmd/replay```) to replay another recorded session that sshes into a Raspberry Pi running
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>The inception is strong with this one!
<img src="extra/replay.gif" width="550px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
<img src="extra/replay.gif" width="800px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
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```git clone https://github.com/syssecfsu/witty.git```
3. WiTTY uses TLS to protect traffic. You can request a free [Let's Encrypt](https://letsencrypt.org/) cert or use a self-signed cert. Here is how to create a self-signed cert in the ```tls``` sub-directory:
3. WiTTY uses TLS to protect its traffic. You can request a free [Let's Encrypt](https://letsencrypt.org/) cert or use a self-signed cert. Here is how to create a self-signed cert in the ```tls``` sub-directory:
\# Generate a private key for a curve
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- ```witty deluser <username>```
- ```witty listusers```
They are pretty self-explanatory. Just follow the instructions on screen. Note that passwords must be 12 bytes or longer. The following screenshot shows the login screen:
<img src="extra/login.png" width="320px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
They are pretty self-explanatory. Just follow the instructions on screen. Note that passwords must be 12 bytes or longer.
# Recorded Sessions
WiTTY provides two sub-commands to merge and replay recorded sessions.
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Recorded sessions often have long delay between outputs. You can set wait_time to limit the maximum wait time between outputs, to speed up the replay.
You can also use ```witty merge``` to merge two or more recorded sessions.
You can also use ```witty merge``` to merge two or more recorded sessions, as shown below.
The intended use case is to record a separate session for each individual task, rename and merge them into a final session for submission.
<img src="extra/merge.png" width="640px">
The following screenshot shows how to rename a recorded session, and combine them into the final session.
The intended use case is to record a separate session for each individual task, rename and merge them into a final session for submission. The following screenshot shows how to rename a recorded session, and combine them into the final session (you can also rename a recorded session using commands in a shell. All the recorded sessions are located under the ```records``` directory).
<img src="extra/rename.png" width="640px">
<img src="extra/merge.png" width="550px">
<img src="extra/rename.png" width="800px">