User Story:

As a System Administrator,
I want to execute system maintenance commands (ggrock-linux-configurator and apt-get update && apt-get upgrade -y) from the ggRock UI,
so that I can perform necessary configurations and system updates easily without accessing the server through the terminal.

Acceptance Criteria:

UI Changes:
- The "Server Actions" section in the Settings > General page should include two new buttons:
  - "Run ggrock-linux-configurator"
  - "Run apt-get update && apt-get upgrade -y"
Functionality:
- Clicking the "Run ggrock-linux-configurator" button should trigger the execution of the ggrock-linux-configurator script.
- Clicking the "Run apt-get update && apt-get upgrade -y" button should trigger the execution of the update and upgrade command apt-get update && apt-get upgrade -y.
Feedback and Output Display:
- Upon clicking either button, the system should display a loading indicator while the command is being executed.
- Once the command has been executed, the UI should show the output of the command (e.g., logs from the configurator or the package update process) in a scrollable window or text box for review by the administrator.
Success/Error Handling:
- If the command completes successfully, a confirmation message should be displayed (e.g., "ggrock-linux-configurator executed successfully" or "System updated successfully").
- If the command fails, an error message should be shown, detailing the failure and providing a suggestion if possible (e.g., "Failed to run ggrock-linux-configurator. Please check system logs for details.").
Security:
- Only users with the appropriate permissions (such as Admin) should be able to see and execute these new commands from the Settings > General page.
Usability Considerations:
- The new buttons should be styled consistently with existing buttons on the page.
- The user should be able to run these commands even if the server is already running, without causing system interruptions.

Released

Setting for the toolchain VM MAC address

Ability to run ggrock-linux-configurator and apt update

Improved Session Management