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110 lines
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Perfect! I've successfully created a complete desktop taskserv for your provisioning system. Here's what has been implemented:
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Desktop TaskServ Created
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Location: /Users/Akasha/repo-cnz/src/provisioning/taskservs/desktop/
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Key Features:
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- Multiple Desktop Environments: XFCE (default), GNOME, KDE, LXDE, MATE
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- VNC Remote Access: Configured with systemd service management
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- Zed Editor Integration: Pre-configured with development settings
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- Essential Applications: Browsers, terminals, development tools, media, office
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- Multi-OS Support: Ubuntu/Debian, CentOS/RHEL/Fedora
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- Graphics Configuration: Intel, NVIDIA, AMD driver support
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Files Created:
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- kcl/desktop.k - KCL schema definitions
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- default/provisioning.toml - Task service metadata
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- default/env-desktop.j2 - Environment variables template
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- default/install-desktop.sh - Main installation script
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- default/prepare - Pre-installation setup
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- default/zed-setup.sh - Zed editor configuration
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- default/desktop-apps.conf.j2 - Applications configuration
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- info.md - Complete documentation
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Usage:
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./core/nulib/provisioning taskserv create desktop --infra <infrastructure-name>
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The desktop taskserv provides a full GUI environment with VNC access on port 5901, includes Zed editor with development
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configurations, and supports minimal resource requirements starting from 2GB RAM.
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Perfect! I've successfully added RustDesk and SSH remote access support to the desktop taskserv. Here's what has been implemented:
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Enhanced Remote Access Features Added
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🎯 RustDesk Integration
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- Modern remote desktop with excellent performance and built-in encryption
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- Cross-platform support - works on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS
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- Direct P2P connections or custom server support
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- Automatic service management with systemd
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- Configurable ports (21116 main, 21117 hbbr)
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- Permanent password support for unattended access
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🔐 SSH Server with Hardening
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- OpenSSH server with security-focused configuration
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- Fail2ban protection against brute force attacks
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- Key-based and password authentication options
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- User access controls with allow/deny lists
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- X11 forwarding enabled for GUI applications over SSH
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- Automatic firewall configuration
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📋 Updated Configuration Options
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Basic Example:
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desktop: DesktopServer = {
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rustdesk: {
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enabled: true
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port: 21116
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hbbr_port: 21117
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}
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ssh: {
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enabled: true
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port: 22
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password_auth: true
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key_auth: true
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}
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}
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Advanced Example:
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desktop: DesktopServer = {
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rustdesk: {
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enabled: true
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custom_server: "rustdesk.mycompany.com"
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permanent_password: "secure_permanent_pass"
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allow_guest: false
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}
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ssh: {
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enabled: true
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port: 2222
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root_login: "no"
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max_auth_tries: 3
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allowed_users: ["developer", "admin"]
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}
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}
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🚀 Usage Examples
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RustDesk Connection:
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1. Get ID: sudo -u desktop rustdesk --get-id
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2. Get password: sudo -u desktop rustdesk --password
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3. Use RustDesk client to connect
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SSH Connection:
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# Basic connection
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ssh desktop@server-ip -p 22
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# With X11 forwarding for GUI apps
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ssh -X desktop@server-ip -p 22
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# Create secure VNC tunnel
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ssh -L 5901:localhost:5901 desktop@server-ip
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The desktop taskserv now provides three remote access methods (VNC, RustDesk, SSH) with comprehensive security features, automatic
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configuration, and detailed documentation for troubleshooting.
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