[master] deb, rpm: make kmod "suggests" instead of "recommends" #1158
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This was added in deed8d9, as the docker engine depended on modprobe to enable br_netfilter. Docker Engine no longer requires this since [moby/moby@4b8c720], and [moby/moby@8a8ab0d] (docker\ engine v27.4.1), so we can reduce this to a "suggests" [moby/moby@4b8c720]: moby/moby@4b8c720 [moby/moby@8a8ab0d]: moby/moby@8a8ab0d Signed-off-by: Sebastiaan van Stijn <[email protected]>
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This was added in deed8d9, as the docker engine depended on modprobe to enable br_netfilter. Docker Engine no longer requires this since moby/moby@4b8c720, and moby/moby@8a8ab0d (docker\ engine v27.4.1), so we can reduce this to a "suggests"
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