* Fix Docker Arm Nightly
Updated image base.
There was an error for libssl missing. I attempted to add libssl1.0.0 but it wasn't found so I fell back to libssl-dev.
Much more work needs to be done. ffmpeg is still debian based. I attempted to add jellyfin-ffmpeg but I was having too many issues so I'm saving it for another day, but it at least builds out successfully.
* Fix docker arm64 nightly
This causes the jellyfin process to be pid 1 in the container. It can
receive signals like SIGTERM (from "docker stop", for example) and shut
down properly.
The self contained packages already contains the dotnet runtime
No need to use the dotnet runtime base image.
This should decrease the size of the image.
The common.build.sh script was removed in #1793 but the Dockerfiles
still used this to perform the dotnet publish. Remove that call and do
the publish explicitly.
Will always ensure containers use correct path.
Yes - the arm images have a different path than the amd64 one. This is
caused by the amd64 image using ffmpeg from jellyfin/ffmpeg while the
others use ffmpeg from their distro's repos.
Adds the /cache volume and set it to writeable by all. This allows for
those using jellyfin to continue using it without modifying their
config. However, retaining cache will require one to mount the /cache
volume.
Also make the /config and /media dirs 777 by default. No permissions on
mounted volumes will be changed.
By moving the apt-get layer before the copies, the apt-get layer can be reused with each build, reducing upload/download needed during updates.
Just a small optimization.
