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Add notes about new capability changes in new version

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@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ Please note that all of the settings above are in the `docker.policy.network.X`
| Setting Path | Default Value | Notes |
| ------------ | ------------- | ----- |
| `tmpfs` | `rw,exec,nosuid,size=50M` | These are the arguments used for mounting a `tmpfs` directory into containers to allow certain programs to run. |
| `log_driver` | none | The log driver to use for containers. We default to `none` to mitigate a potential DoS attack vector if a server were to spam log output. |
| `log_driver` | none | :warning: This option was **removed** in `v0.6` and is forcibly set to `json-file`. The log driver to use for containers. We default to `none` to mitigate a potential DoS attack vector if a server were to spam log output. |
| `readonly_root` | true | Determines if the root filesystem of the container should be readonly. |
| `securityopts` | array | An array of security options to apply to a container. The default array is provided below. |
| `cap_drop` | array | An array of linux capabilities to drop from the container (in addition to ones [dropped by docker already](https://docs.docker.com/engine/security/security/#linux-kernel-capabilities). A listing of the default array is below. |
@ -118,19 +118,20 @@ Please note that all of the settings above are in the `docker.policy.container.X
```
### Default Capabilities Drop Array
::: warning
Starting with `v0.6` of the Daemon, the following previously _dropped_ capabilities are available in containers: `chown`, `kill`, `setgid`, and `setuid`.
:::
``` json
[
'setpcap',
'mknod',
'audit_write',
'chown',
'net_raw',
'dac_override',
'fowner',
'fsetid',
'kill',
'setgid',
'setuid',
'net_bind_service',
'sys_chroot',
'setfcap',