Add VNC console proxy with noVNC client #13
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Features: - WebSocket proxy to relay VNC traffic between browser and Proxmox - VNC ticket API endpoint (/api/vm/<node>/<vmid>/vnc-ticket) - Console page with embedded noVNC client at /vm/<node>/<vmid>/console - Console button on VM details page (QEMU VMs only) - Console icon in VMs list view for running VMs - Clipboard integration (paste to VM, copy from VM) - Fullscreen toggle and Ctrl+Alt+Del button - Auto-reconnect on disconnect (up to 3 attempts) - Support for both API token and password authentication Dependencies: - flask-sock for WebSocket support - simple-websocket as WebSocket backend - websocket-client for Proxmox connection This enables browser-based VNC console access when Proxmox servers are not directly accessible from the client.
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This enables browser-based VNC console access when Proxmox servers are not directly accessible from the client.