feat: rebase to Debian 13 with fallback to bookworm repos #9
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When I came to know Paessler releases an official Docker image, I had to look at it!
I came to see that its based around Debian 11, which I am trying to modernize with the current Debian stable release.
Ref: https://endoflife.date/debian
With that change came a bookworm sources file from paessler. since the trixie have not been presented at the FTP.
Ref: https://packages.paessler.com/docs/apt-sources
The way I made it work is that it tries to grab its own release file, but I defined a build-arg with a fallback release.
I renamed the runprtgmpprobe script to entrypoint to make its purpose known.
Hope to hear from you. Thanks.