Arch Linux

Description:
docker 1:23.0.1-1 can't run any release of rTorrent in a container, on attempting it fails to start saying "std::bad_alloc". The same containers run in the previous docker 20.10.23 version, and rTorrent continues to run on bare metal just fine. It is all versions of rTorrent that exhibit this behavior. This behavior does not occur on Ubuntu, the other distro I tested on. It does occur on a fresh install of arch linux and can be resolved by downgrading the docker package. I tested multiple containers and common distributions of rTorrent, all exhibiting the same behavior. I pull public images as well as my own custom ones to test several conditions. I tested on my server running Arch as well as on my Windows PC under WSL2 (for both Ubuntu and Arch). Ubuntu ran it fine while both Arches did not. Nothing was outputted into the system journal.

Additional info:
docker 1:23.0.1-1
Linux 6.1.12-arch1-1 x86_64

Steps to reproduce:
Uninstall docker if installed (pacman -R docker)
Install the latest version of docker from pacman (pacman -S docker)
Enable the docker daemon and reboot to ensure the newest version is being used
Pull and run a minimal container containing rTorrent, or any you prefer. I used [docker run -it --rm jesec/rtorrent] as jesec's distribution contains only the rTorrent binary.
It should fail to run, saying "rtorrent: std::bad_alloc" and nothing else.