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adjust hostname to the new certificate for TLS tests
I couldn't manage to get the container running with a cert
issued to a given IP, like 127.0.0.1 or localhost.
Instead, I specified a static hostname
(the container uses hostname to generate the cert)
and injected it in travis.
Unfortunately, in local development this means changing /etc/hosts,
but I feel that's a better option that having to install LDAP locally1 parent 683d660 commit fb4c76d
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