Update Dockerfile

[n0rt0nthec4t]

Updated based image to ubuntu 24.04 noble (LTS)
Updated Homebridge APT package to 1.3.10
Updated ffmpeg-for-homebridge to 2.1.7
Updated S6 overlay package to 3.2.0.2

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[NorthernMan54]

Homebridge and FFMPEG versions come from here

docker-homebridge/.github/workflows/main.yml

Line 60 in 67d821f

export HOMEBRIDGE_APT_PKG_VERSION=`get_latest_release "homebridge/homebridge-apt-pkg"`

So changing the version there is irrelevant ( We have portions of the build automated, so it may not be easy to identify

For people currently running the image, and if we change the OS version, is it going to breaking anything for them ? Does this need impact testing before releasing to the world ?

With dependabot, I think I'm going to try this -

[n0rt0nthec4t]

perhaps create a "test" release on docker?

[NorthernMan54]

That's what I'm thinking as well, now does the automation have an option for that, need to look deeper

[n0rt0nthec4t]

Also, why is S6 overlay used? Seems to make things more complex

[NorthernMan54]

S6 Enables multiple processes ( homebridge, and the various child bridges )

[NorthernMan54]

Local testing is available via test-build-local.sh - it will build an image

What I was concerned about was the plugins that leverage node-gyp and locked to the current OS and NodeJS Release - what happens to those in a users environment when the OS updates

[n0rt0nthec4t]

Yep, the local test built an image. I think we just have to "break" stuff to move forward. We're running on an outdated OS with known security issues.

[NorthernMan54]

Did you get a moment to try it ? Did it break plugins using node-gyp ?

[n0rt0nthec4t]

Trie local, and starts up. No what plugins use node-gyp.. still suggest getting a testing tag release going in docker and see feedback from the community?

[NorthernMan54]

I published the current bundle today, and will look at further testing of this next week

[jakepez]

Is there an image I can pull? For some reason my docker on my Qnap won't build the image (errors out with dependency problems for systemd, cron-daemon-common).

I'm happy to test if I can pull an image from someone.