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feat: support path sharing for KasmVNC module #459
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This pull request introduces several updates to enhance the KasmVNC module, including improved configuration flexibility, better error handling, and support for path-based sharing. Key changes include the addition of a
subdomainvariable, restructuring of the Terraform configuration, and significant updates to therun.shscript for better logging and robustness.Enhancements to Terraform Configuration:
subdomainvariable invariables.tfto enable or disable subdomain support for KasmVNC.main.tfwith alocalsblock for cleaner and more maintainable code.Improvements to the
run.shScript:info,warn,error,debug) for consistent and user-friendly logging.echostatements with the newerrorfunction for critical failures. [1] [2] [3]Support for Path-Based Sharing:
path_vnc.html) to support path-based sharing when subdomains are disabled.run.shto patch KasmVNC webserver files for path-based sharing whensubdomainis set tofalse.Documentation Updates:
README.mdto reflect the newsubdomainvariable and list supported desktop environments.These changes collectively improve the usability, configurability, and robustness of the KasmVNC module.