Before 0.9, Docker was using LXC as "backend driver", that allowed almost any raw LXC option to be passed as-is.
The 0.9 release includes an internal implementation of Cgroups and namespaces, Docker thus skips the LXC layer to "talk" directly with the low-level containerization tools.
I don't know yet how to pass advanced options to this internal implementation/driver (libcontainer), but you can tell Docker to keep using LXC (still supported) using the following startup option:
docker --daemon=true -e lxc
You could check if your distribution has a /etc/defaults/docker configuration file where you could add this -e
parameter and then restart docker (service docker restart
)