upnp: Use gmrender-resurrect in place of gmrender

[JodyGoldberg]

Ubuntu packages
https://github.com/hzeller/gmrender-resurrect
an updated more stable fork of gmrender

Connects-to: #342
Change-type: patch
Signed-off-by: jody@gnome.org

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[JodyGoldberg]

How can I see what the Build failure is? A local build for pi2/3 works. Clicking on the Details link fails.

[AlexProgrammerDE]

@tmigone mind taking a look at this?

[tmigone]

Right, so @JodyGoldberg the build is failing because we do not have ubuntu:focal images for Raspberry Pi Zero devices, we need to find a way around that.

In any case, I just read that debian packages since stretch (Debian 8) use gmrender-resurrect already instead of gmrender. So I took a look at the ubuntu focal package and it looks like it's running gmrender-resurrect v0.0.8-1 (https://packages.ubuntu.com/focal/gmediarender). Current code for balenaSound uses debian buster which uses v0.0.7 (https://packages.debian.org/buster/gmediarender). So that might be the reason you are getting better results!

What we can do is use debian bullseye which apparenty uses v0.0.9! See here: https://packages.debian.org/bullseye/gmediarender

If you can test using bullseye and confirm that it's better we can use that one, what do you think?

[drew1kun]

#342 may be related

[JodyGoldberg]

Oddly the debian packages also exhibited a fair amount of instability relative to the ubuntu but I couldn't track why. All of balena-sound has started getting finicky with client losing connection to the multi-room server. Hopefully there will be some time to dig into logs shortly to try and find root cause or at least a way to ameliorate.