Taming the Technology Tantrums

 It can be annoying when Kasm resets every time after Truenas Scale kasm-workspaces app upgrade. In my case every upgrade deleted my Ubuntu instance in the workspace, along with the configuration changes I made. And it just happened to me today. This may be to do with how the app defaults to using "ixVolume (Data created automatically by the system)" for storage and profile. I am guessing that assigning a host path would make the data persist... I'll find out at the next upgrade. Try the following steps to create persistent dataset and use them for kasm-workspaces app installation to avoid automatic reset. 1. Go to Datasets 2. Select '<DataPoolOfYourChoice>' then click [Add Dataset] to create a new dataset called 'kasm' of type 'Generic' Dataset Preset. 3. Select 'kasm' and repeat the same to create 'data' and 'profiles' under it.     [DataPoolOfYourChoice] -+- [kasm] -+- [data]                       ...

The most likely cause is that your browser failed to establish the WebSocket connection needed to stream the session's audio and visuals, or there is a reverse proxy/firewall misconfiguration blocking Kasm's upstream protocols. If you are accessing Kasm workspace through Cloudflare tunnel especially, then Kasm's internal proxy ports (eg. 30128) wouldn't be reachable because you are accessing the page through: [Your browser] --https--> [hostname on Cloudflare:443] --cloudflare tunnel--> [Kasm host:port] So if your Kasm host uses an internal proxy port like 30128, then your browser has no way of reaching it. The solution is to disable the proxy. Go to Kasm's Admin panel Open Admin > Infrastructure > Zones Edit the default zone Change Proxy Port to 0 (zero) Save/Apply