Use the Ubuntu Xenial image instead... you are probably hitting the wall on Debian as the part of the debian philosophy/methodology is to hold packages back (a LOT) longer to allow more time for bugs and conflicts to be found and fixed (hence why it is (was?) preferred for low-maintenance production servers). So you don't get the latest and greatest unless you're willing to fiddle a lot. One of the many reasons Ubuntu came into being. Anyway, on the ubuntu xenial image, I am currently running
and I don"t remember having to fiddle with any special configuration stuff... I think I just did a "sudo apt-get install docker.io" and let it install all the dependencies.
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Docker version 1.12.1, build 23cf638
and I don"t remember having to fiddle with any special configuration stuff... I think I just did a "sudo apt-get install docker.io" and let it install all the dependencies.