As part of my latest course assignment, I have been using Cas Cremer’s Scyther tool for one of the questions. It is a Python programme that allows a user to test a protocol for security properties.
It is very user friendly once it gets going but I got frustrated with having to go the directory and then run the command.
So I wrote a small shell script and symlinked to /usr/local/bin to so that it appeared on the path.
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| #!/bin/bash | |
| SPDL=$1 | |
| python scyther-gui.py ${SPDL} |
by It needs more work but the basics are definitely there.
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