Temporarily remove CGroup mode in docker compose #696
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As reported in #695, there seems to be a problem with CGroups when the host OS is 22.04 and the container image is running 20.04. This is because 22.04 has moved to CGroup v2, whereas 20.04 uses CGroup v1.
We temporarily disable CGroup's in
docker composewhich fixes #695. This had also been reported by @eleftheriamap before.Hopefully moving our container images to 22.04 fixes the issue, but we want to make sure we don't break 20.04 installations then.
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